La voûte céleste
Markus Lupfer’s dress. “On s’apercevra vite que la nuit à la belle étoile est néfaste. La voûte céleste rend insomniaque : trop de beauté, trop de grandeur pour songer à dormir.” Sylvain Tesson – Petit traité sur l’immensité du monde Source : : http://dicocitations.lemonde.fr/citation.php?mot=voute
Make a wish !
Paule Ka’s dress In some cultures and societies, shooting stars represent the soul of the deads. We ask them to bring our wishes to heaven for them to be granted. That’s why, we make a wish when we see a trail of shooting stars. Source : http://eliedumas.typepad.com/idees/2008/09/de-lorigine-des.html
Une nuit étoilée
Ulyanna Sergeenko’s dress. “Sur le dôme profond brillent, resplendissantes, Des milliards de flammes, plus que n’en voient nos yeux ; D’immenses galaxies, des étoiles filantes, Traits d’un pinceau d’argent sur le bleu nuit des cieux.” Arnaud Jonquet – La nuit étoilée Source : https://poesie.webnet.fr/vospoemes/Poemes/arnaud_jonquet/la_nuit_etoilee
Quelle allégresse de s’élever dans le ciel !
Dolce Gabbana’s bag This painting called “Les hazards heureux de l’escarpolette” was realized by Jean-Honoré Fragonard in 1767. He was an important French Rococo painter
Ombre et lumière d’Extrême-Orient
Anita Dongre’s dress (Chanderi mull choli and sharara with a jacket)
In the pink city of Jaipur
Anita Dongre’s dress and pictures of Jaipur. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan, northwestern India. Jaipur is nicknamed “the pink city”, because of the many pink buildings. This town was founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh and became the capital of Rajasthan. Sources : Pinterest, anitadongre.com and Britannica
Rêver parmi les fleurs
Tara Jarmon’s dress and Theodore Earl Butler’s painting (Flowers in a garden, 1928).
In the shadow of flowered trees
Paule Ka’s dress ; Claude Monet’s painting (“Spring in Giverny”, 1903).
Un été bucolique
Paule Ka’s dress ; the French impressionist painter Claude Monet realized this piece of art (Au jardin, la famille de l’artiste, 1875).
The Old Hollywood costume designer Travis Banton
Travis Banton (1894-1958) was an American costume designer at the Paramount. He dressed hollywood stars such as Carole Lombard, Rita Hayworth, Jean Arthur, Claudette Colbert and Marlene Dietrich. He worked with Carole Lombard and Marlene Dietrich for many movies. He designed glamorous (exquisite fabrics) and sophisticated dresses (ornaments), following feminine curves.
Un monde de couleurs
Lisa Perry’s dress. The background is a part of the Sonia Delaunay’s painting “Automne”, 1965. Sonia Delaunay was a famous Op art artist.
In a whirlwind of colors
Lisa Perry’s dress. The background is a part of the Sol LeWitt’s painting, “bands of equal width in color” 2000.
Au rythme des couleurs
Lisa Perry’s dress. The background is a part of a Sonia Delaunay’s painting named “Rythme”, 1938. Sonia Delaunay is a famous Op art artist. Different versions : Op art was an inspiration for Sixties designers : Source : Pinterest
