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Sunday, August 14, 2022

Vintage Style NOW

 





Vintage Style NOW





Vintage Style NOW


Artful. Radiant. Funky. Furry. Bold Prints. Metallic. Crochet. 70's Boho. Parisienne Thrift. Seductive.


This Fall the power of Vintage Fashion is screaming out on the runways; collections of the past that keep us mindful of individual expression. Mixing past with modern so unique that you cannot stamp it with a name other than
NOW.   

Designers to Watch:

Ulla Johnson, Oscar de la Renta, Dsquared2, Johanna Ortiz, La DoubleJ, Richard Quinn, Autumn Adeighbo, Alice & Olivia, Chanel, Etro, Fendi, Versace.

Vintage Style NOW
Vintage Style NOW
Vintage Style NOW
Vintage Style NOW

Vintage Style NOW
Vintage Style NOW
Vintage Style NOW

Vintage Style NOW


Vintage Style NOW

Vintage Style NOW

Vintage Style NOW


Vintage Style NOW

Vintage Style NOW

Vintage Style NOW

Vintage Style NOW

Vintage Style NOW



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Tuesday, September 21, 2021

The Glorious Florals of Dior






A walk thru time. 

atelier. museum. runway.







The 1940's "Flower Women" of Christian Dior: A fashion revolution using an abundance of fabric cinched tightly at the waist, creating his unmistakable silhouette that personified post-war elegance and women of success.



Then layers of embellishments were introduced; inspired from english gardens to royal objet d'art. Every collection incorporates essences of flowers either with a matching head piece, silk and velvet fabric roses, bold floral prints and sheer overlayed embroidered fabric. 

To finish the allure, a dab of fresh out of the bottle Dior fragrance richly crafted with various floral notes to indulge the senses.



That floral idea, deconstructed, found its way into the new autumn/winter 2012-2013 Haute Couture collection, as the designer known for minimalism used dramatic color and delicate workmanship to revive Dior's vision.
















In 2020 The French fashion house Dior tried eco-printing, and used real dried flowers as dyes for some of the dresses. The result was a selection of pastoral, floating ensembles, where rural details merged together the essence of Dior. 




















Christian Dior AW 21-22


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