• Une nuit étoilée

    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

  • Divine !
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    Divine !

    Dolce Gabbana’s dress and earrings. This painting called “Allegory of painting” was realized by François Boucher in 1765. He was an important French Rococo painter.

  • In the pink city of Jaipur

    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

  • In the shadow of flowered trees
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    In the shadow of flowered trees

    Paule Ka’s dress ; Claude Monet’s painting (“Spring in Giverny”, 1903).

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    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).

  • Un monde de couleurs
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    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
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    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
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    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

  • Wandering in a singing jungle

    Marella’s dress and The Conran shop’ earrings. The background is the print of a Rochas’ top.

  • Monkeys jumping from branches to branches

    Alberta Ferretti’s top (background) and dress.

  • In a tropical forest

    In a tropical forest

    Mary Katrantzou’s dress. Photos taken by me in Tenerife, Spain.

  • Sunny yellow
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    Sunny yellow

    Red Valentino’s dress. Patterns drawn by me.

  • Une envie de soleil

    Une envie de soleil

    Dolce Gabbana dress

  • Fresh !

    Ines de la Fressange’s dress. No summer whithout ice cream ! Source : Pinterest

  • À pile ou face

    Altuzarra yellow velvet dress and HVN blue velvet dress.

  • Des paillettes plein les yeux

    The Greek fashion designer Mary Katrantzou created this dress and sweater (silver background and stripes).

  • Think pink !

    Delpozo’s dress and bag

  • Nostalgique d’un temps passé

    Nostalgique d’un temps passé

    The floral dress is from Red Valentino. The background (York wallcoverings) is a “toile de Jouy” : ” a type of printed calico with a characteristic floral, figure, or landscape design on a light background, typically used for upholstery or curtains. Originally made at Jouy-en-Josas, near Paris”. Source : Oxford dictionaries

  • Voilà le printemps !

    Voilà le printemps !

    Red Valentino’s dress A sunny spring day among flowers

  • View on Antibes
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    View on Antibes

    Red Valentino’s dress. Antibes, ville de mon enfance, Objet de mon affection, A jamais dans mon esprit et mon cœur… Claude Monet painted the French Riviera and Antibes several times. This piece of art called “View seen from the Salis garden” was realized in 1888. Antibes is a well known town on the French Riviera,…

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