Mary Katrantzou’s dress
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Op art at the time of Ancient Greece
Des confettis de bonheur
Miss polka dots
Se couvrir d’or
Étoilée de lumière
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
Baroque opulence
Dolce Gabbana’s dress
Baroque (derived from “Barocco” meaning in Portuguese “irregular pearl or stone”) was an artistic movement born in Rome, Italy in 1600 and which lasted until 1700. The Baroque movement embraced all the art domains : painting, architecture, sculpture, music, dance… Baroque rejected the classicism. This movement was characterized by the spectacular, abondance of details, dramatic effects, the luxury…
Baroque magnificence
Dolce Gabbana’s bag
Baroque (derived from “Barocco” meaning in portuguese “irregular pearl or stone”) was an artistic movement born in Rome, Italy in 1600 and which lasted until 1700. The Baroque movement embraced all the art domains : painting, architecture, sculpture, music, dance… Baroque rejected the classicism. This movement was characterized by the spectacular, abondance of details, dramatic effects, the luxury…
In the mood for cherries
Sunny yellow
Une envie de soleil
À pile ou face
Think pink !
Among flowers
Pretty pink blush
Voilà le printemps !
Le soleil illuminait de ses derniers rayons, la Mer Méditerranée
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Andrea Fohrman designed the earrings (clouds) and the pink dress is from Paule Ka. The background is a part of Claude Monet’s painting called “Coucher de soleil à Venise” (1908).
Promesse d’un horizon bleu turquoise
Rêveries fleuries
The sleigh of Santa filled with gifts
Some earrings for Christmas
A red Christmas
The Animal’s Christmas
Waiting for Santa
A house under the snow
“Mon beau sapin, roi des forêts…”
An angel announcing Christmas
Let’s dance ! Christmas is coming !
Songe d’une après-midi d’automne
Fall leaves fluttering in the air
Fall colors
Colorful !
Optical stripes
It features a striped top from Red Valentino.
Colorful illusion
Wandering in the Paris streets
Transported in the enchanted Paris of the Aristocats
Catwoman on the Paris roofs
Chic safari
Dreaming of a delicious summer
Sixties jewelry
In the early 1960s, jewelry was a continuation of the Fifties with the use of gilded metal, pearls, sparkling paste and rhinestones. Then, designers began to use low cost materials : plastic, resin, vinyl and perspex. Influenced by the artistic movement Op art, large geometric shapes (diamonds, hexagons, circles…) and black and white (monochromatic) jewels became very popular. Pop art had also an influence on Sixties jewelry with bold colors (hot pink, orange, turquoise and yellow) and color blends. Floral jewelry was also very popular in the Sixties with the hippy movement (flower power). The big earrings was also a major trend in the 60s. Produced on a massive scale, with low cost materials, jewels were affordable for everybody.
Sources: vintagedancer.com and Pinterest
The striped dress is from Red Valentino.
It is a Red Valentino dress.
