Supreme reveal collaboration with the late, iconic ny artist dash snow. J.w.anderson is curating an exhibition at the hepworth gallery. Afropunk brooklyn, straight up. Eustace, 20, Brooklyn What do you do?
I make music and clothing.What are you wearing, from head to toe? Supreme OG logo cap, thrifted stripe tee, Nike trunks, Converse.What's the best festival experience you've ever had? First Afropunk, all of Odd Future.What are you most looking forward to at Afropunk? Brilliant Things To Do in September. New York Stories at the Waldorf Astoria, Berlin: September 1–7, 2016Trailblazers from Jean-Michel Basquiat and superstar Debbie Harry to the inimitable Mick Jagger star in New York Stories atBerlin's Waldorf Astoriathis September, a collection of photographs by image-makers Christopher Makos and Paul Solberg, exhibited under their collective moniker The Hilton Brothers.
The exhibition paints a bewitching portrait of New York’s buzzing nightlife scene of old, inciting awe and envy in equal measure: just see if you can resist the urge to go out merry-making upon leaving it. Paper Journal at Webber Gallery Space, London: 9-23 September, 2016Prolific online magazine Paper Journal turns three years old this September, and to celebrate, the team has collaborated with photography agency Webber Represents to showcase some of their most esteemed contributors in an exhibition.
If all you know of Turkish cuisine is shish kebabs and baklava, you have a lot to learn. What Not to Miss at London Design Festival 2016. Charlotte Olympia X Barbie. It's a Barbie World: Charlotte Olympia and Barbie Collide In New Collaboration. Designer Charlotte Olympia has teamed up with Barbie to doll up the epochal figure in true Charlotte Olympia fashion; emulating pure old Hollywood glamour, Barbie sports a thick bouffant 50s hair style, a leapord-print dress, the signature red Dolly platform pumps, the classic red Bogart leather handbag, paired with perfectly painted nails and lips to match.
The box also includes Olympia's iconic Eve platform sandals, Kitty flats, the Banana bag and the transparent Pandora Clutch Box. Some special add ons include the Web logo fascinator, gold spider web earrings, ivory cat-eye sunglasses and a Charlotte Olympia shoebox complete with a dust bag. For all you adult collectors out there, this is the perfect glamorous item for you. Charlotte Olympia Dellal said in statement: "This was a childhood dream come true to collaborate with Barbie!
Modern Movement - Kinfolk. With its clean lines, high ceilings and ample use of natural materials, Emmanuel de Bayser’s apartment in Berlin is the epitome of modernist living.
His eclectic mix of furniture, including pieces by Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret, inspires a sartorial silhouette that’s equal parts muted and bright. Order The Home Issue here. Styling Assistant Billy LobosHair and Makeup Dirk NeuhoferModel Monique at Nevs Model Agency. Chinese drivers fashion rat-proof car 'skirts' Image copyright Nanning TV Residents of a city in southern China have been attaching "skirts" to their cars to protect them from rats.
Locals in Nanning, in the Guangxi autonomous region, came up with the unusual solution after rodents were found to be clambering inside the vehicles and gnawing through the wiring. Parked cars have been spotted around the city sporting the makeshift, wraparound shields - dubbed "car maxi skirts" in the Chinese media - some fashioned from fabric and chicken wire, others using bamboo. "There are many rats in this area," local man Mr Zhao tells Nanning TV, adding that it's a particular problem during cold spells when rats like to snuggle down in warm places, like car bonnets. 5 Famous Artists Who Influenced Fashion Designers. As an Art History major who loves fashion, I spend a lot of my time oohing and aahing over the clothes depicted in the paintings we study.
From long Victorian crinoline skirts to the intricately decorated brocade sleeves popular in the Renaissance, I love them all. Throughout history, artists have spent a lot of time painting clothes - but it's a two-way street. Over the past century, many fashion designers have been influenced by traditional artists as well. Below are five of the most well-known and creative fashion collections inspired by artists, ordered by date. 1. By Roger Higgins [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons. Culture - How Warhol’s work influenced our wardrobes. Where Is the Line Between Fashion and Art? Schiaparelli's famous shoe hat.
Image: Getty While the mingling of the art and fashion worlds is not a modern concept, the visibility of fashion and art crossover seems to be at an all high. The spectacle and sensation created by collaboration among creative forces inspires fashion houses to seek out contemporary artists for runway shows, capsule collections, or as commissioned filmmakers. Prada commissioned several murals for its spring 2014 runway show. The Gagosian Gallery represents the fashion photographers Inez & Vinoodh. The artist Richard Phillips has a long history of brand collaborations with MAC, Jimmy Choo, Mont Blanc, and Cartier. Phillips' collection for MAC. Phillips is currently finalizing several new collaborations. While the fashion world is hungry for new campaigns, the art world is gradually growing more accepting of contemporary artists venturing into the larger culture.
The Welsh teen behind Instagram’s darkest make-up looks. Girlacne has only been doing makeup for a year (and “big and dramatic” makeup for just a few months), but you would never be able to tell from looking at them.
The History of Art and Fashion's Long-standing Relationship. Fashion is in love with art like never before.
From clothing design to catwalk show art direction, major labels to boutique houses, the word of fashion is falling over itself to involve important names from a diverse range of the visual arts. Fashion and Art: Adam Geczy: Berg Publishers. “Finally a book on the complex relationship between art and fashion adopts a different approach.
Instead of the usual attempts to decide where the boundary lines might be drawn , this anthology examines the areas where art and fashion meet. These essays are not only vital for scholars and students within both disciplines - for anyone and everyone, this is a highly enjoyable book.” – Pamela Church Gibson, Reader in Cultural and Historical Studies, London College of Fashion, University of the Arts, London “A book that both traces, and participates in, the decay of the idea that Fashion is the superficial Other of Art.
Between the covers of this book lies all the evidence one might need about the sustained collaboration between modernist artists and fashion designers. Through a wealth of historical detail and conceptual sophistication this book tells a fascinating story whose relevance will lie far beyond Fashion Studies.” – Michael Carter.