All posts tagged "Madeleine Vionnet"
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Sophie Theallet to Design For Kate Winslet In ‘The Dressmaker’
Sophie Theallet is going Hollywood. The Parisian designer, whose clients include First Lady Michelle Obama, has been commissioned to design two couture gowns to be worn by Kate Winslet in the upcoming film The Dressmaker. The film is based on Rosalie Ham‘s best-selling novel, and is being directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse (Proof, How To Make An American Quilt)
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Sophie Theallet to Design For Kate Winslet In ‘The Dressmaker’
Sophie Theallet is going Hollywood. The Parisian designer, whose clients include First Lady Michelle Obama, has been commissioned to design two couture gowns to be worn by Kate Winslet in the upcoming film The Dressmaker. The film is based on Rosalie Ham‘s best-selling novel, and is being directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse (Proof, How To Make An American Quilt)
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Vionnet Resort 2015
Goga Ashkenazi‘s resort collection for Vionnet this season was all about the fusion of nature and tech. The veiny wings of dragonflies served as the inspiration for most of the patterns throughout the collection. The insect-centric motif cropped up on pieces like a long white halter neck evening gown with an asymmetrical hemline made from
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Vionnet Resort 2015
Goga Ashkenazi‘s resort collection for Vionnet this season was all about the fusion of nature and tech. The veiny wings of dragonflies served as the inspiration for most of the patterns throughout the collection, The insect-centric motif cropped up on pieces like a long white halter neck evening gown with an asymmetrical hemline made from
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Haute Couture Spring 2014: Vionnet
Vionnet: Making his debut chez Vionnet, Hussein Chalayan presented his first demi-couture line for the brand, which is now owned by Goga Ashkenazi. Ever the technical master, Chalayan's designs have often merged technology, science, and architecture. So it comes as no surprise that his futuristic touch was quite a move forward from Madeleine Vionnet's historical designs. The show opened with several soft, simple bias-cut organza dresses, then onto a couple of looks that in periwinkle and turquoise that were scalloped in the front, and meant to imitate a melting staircase. Chalayan's influences for the collection included everything from furniture...
