Fashion as Art .... From Museum to Runway and Back?

[Estella*]

you can't after a certain time, but if you post the credits here i will edit your posts.

 

[Baizilla]

This is highly interesting, thanks Goya.. and Welcome

 

[Goya]

[FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]Piet Mondrian's Composition in Red, blue and yellow.[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]
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[Goya]

[FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]Donna Karan SS06 and vintage YSL
(style.com + www.metmuseum.org)


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[DosViolines]

Great thread Goya

I'll sniff around the web to see what I can find

 

[Goya]

So guys, that's what I've found. If you are interested, please keep posting.

Thanks Baizilla, nice to meet you here.

 

[Goya]

Great thread Goya

I'll sniff around the web to see what I can find

Thanks DosViolines, can't wait to see your new findings.

 

[DosViolines]

Elsa Schiaparelli, "Lobster-dress", 1937. Organza blanc et rouge.
Philadelphia Museum of Modern Art.

source: http://www.art-memoires.com/lmter/l5254/53ildaliddd.htm

Schiaparelli's close contact with Salvador Dali led to a great many surrealistic designs in her clothes, as well as a range of accessories many of which were a statement rather than intended to be worn on the street.

source

Salvador Dalí
Lobster Telephone
1936

source: tate.org.uk

 

[Goya]

Elsa Schiaparelli, "Lobster-dress", 1937. Organza blanc et rouge.
Philadelphia Museum of Modern Art.


source: http://www.art-memoires.com/lmter/l5254/53ildaliddd.htm

source

Salvador Dalí
Lobster Telephone
1936


source: tate.org.uk

wow, that's really funny, well done DosViolines!!!!

 

[seeing_double]

Great thread Goya. Welcome to TFS!

 

[DosViolines]

wow, that's really funny, well done DosViolines!!!!

Thanks Goya, I'm here to amuse

Andy Warhol
Brilo
1964

source: tate.org.uk

Philip Treacy London Hat
Scanned from US Harper's Bazaar April 2006


source: herfamedgoodlooks.com

 

[Goya]

Great thread Goya. Welcome to TFS!

Thanks seeing_double, like your name.

 

[Goya]

[FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]Mark Rothko's abstract color and Etro SS06

(www.umpororachimo.blog.hr + style.com)



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[Estella*]

here's the related thread:
http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums/f49/clothes-inspired-fine-art-27423.html?highlight=art

 

[Goya]

here's the related thread:
http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums/f49/clothes-inspired-fine-art-27423.html?highlight=art

That's really nice of you, thanks.

 

[piep]

in fact the print on the stella mccartney dress is by jeff koons "Her choice of color and print caught the general season's drift of whites, pale blues and grays, and art-based patterns (in her case, inspired by Jeff Koons), but she wasn't stressing over being über trendy." style.com review, or see article
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20051007/ai_n15672783
but it sure looks as if koons was inspired by wesselman!

 

[piep]

elsa schiaparelli had many artists work for her, cocteau springs to my mind, there is a jacket with an embroidery after his design- the tipical cocteau profiles. a "drawer" jacket, also inspired by dalí and other artist designed fantastic buttons or jewellry for her collections.

 

[piep]

yves saint laurent
pop collection inspired by tom wesselmann, there are also "nudes" dresses. 60ies
embroidery after cocteau design, too. around 1980

 

[Goya]

in fact the print on the stella mccartney dress is by jeff koons "Her choice of color and print caught the general season's drift of whites, pale blues and grays, and art-based patterns (in her case, inspired by Jeff Koons), but she wasn't stressing over being über trendy." style.com review, or see article
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20051007/ai_n15672783
but it sure looks as if koons was inspired by wesselman!

Thanks piep for the correction.

 

[piep]

goya, it was pure coincidence that i knew that one, i had read about the koons/mccartney colaboration the day before somehow i am better informed about past than current fashion...