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From the sublime to the sensational: the hats have it! It’s Ladies Day at Ascot 2016

17 Friday Jun 2016

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accessories, creative headwear, hats, headwear, Ladies Day- Royal Ascot 2016, Royal Ascot, statement accessories, statement hats, women's fashion

 

 

Royal Ascot

the annual thorough-breed horse racing and fashion event-

is a much anticipated fixture on the English summer social calendar.

 

Occuring over a five day period each June

the most eagerly awaited point on the Ascot schedule is

Ladies Day

when attendees wear hats and headwear of singular

design detail and dimension.

 

 

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The hats have it!

Ladies Day

Royal Ascot,  2016

Play on!

piano keys inspired hat

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Sweet sensation

marshmellow embellishments

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All a- Buzz

black / yellow colour scheme

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Butterflies are free

‘canoe’ shaped hat with butterfly and flower adornments

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Cheers!

champagne flowing / glass filled

ascot, ladies day, 2016, champagne bottle_glasses, express

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Tartan and feathers

ascot, ladies day, 2016, tartan_feathers, express

(photos from express.co.uk)

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Her Majesty

Queen Elizabeth II

in melon orange and egg-shell blue

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Of national pride

heraldic symbols of Wales:

a fierce dragon and a proud lion

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‘Riding to the hounds’

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Perched

a hat of blue / orange plummage

with bird of matching colours a top

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(photos from telegraph.co.uk)

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For an afternoon tea party

hat of check table-cloth and tiered cake stand

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A trio of fascinating fascinators

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(photos from dailymail.co.uk)

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Yohji Yamamoto brings ‘the sexy’ to his s/s 2015 collection at Paris Fashion Week

27 Saturday Sep 2014

Posted by meappropriatestyle in colour, colourspeak, creative headdress, fabric blends, fabrication, headwear, ready to wear, runway presentation, style ideas?, womenswear, Yohji Yamamoto

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'sexy' fashion, bridal dress, Paris Fashion Week, spring/summer 2015, Yohji Yamamoto

Designer Yohji Yamamoto

is known for his contemplative aesthetics,

black colour story, loose-fit pieces, asymmetric details.

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For his s/s 2015 collection he injected

‘the sexy’

on his own terms:

subtle, simple reveals

with mindful attention to body contours.

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The collection had textural elements of

mixed fabrication and dashes of colour.

Colour has become more of a feature in recent collections,

a welcomed addition to the Yamamoto visual perspective.

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The show highlight was the last piece:

a white bridal dress adorned with fresh flowers:

multi-tiered petal affect

cage crinoline silhouette

 accessorised with white gloves

and a white cycling helmet! …

It wouldn’t be Yohji Yamamoto without

a bit of the eccentric.

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Yohji Yamamoto

PFW,  s/s 2015

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'sexy' fashion, yohji yamamoto

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(images from fashionising)

 

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Feeling groovy! : a musical interlude featuring ‘The Rhythm of Life’ from the movie Sweet Charity

01 Monday Sep 2014

Posted by meappropriatestyle in avant garde, cinema, colourspeak, creative headdress, denim, fabrication, fashion = clothes, fashion and art, fashion innovation, jewellery, movie costume - fashion influence, music notes, musical interlude, prints, retro-spection, signature look

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'The Rhythm of Life', 60s fashion, Bob Fosse, musical interlude, Sammy Davis Jr., Sweet Charity - the movie

 

 

Sweet Charity

is the 1969 movie musical classic

 directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse

written by Neil Simon,

and with music by Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields.

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(image from impawards):

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It is the story about Charity

a young woman (played by Shirley MacLaine)

who is endearing, honest, trusting,

wanting to love and waiting to be loved.

Yet, finally realising that to live

“hopefully ever after”  instead of  happily ever after

is sometimes the more realistically obtainable.

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And action ! …

‘The Rhythm of Life’

is sung by Sammy Davis Jr.

The scene is a visual feast of quintessential ’60s fashion vibe:

prints

paisley

vibrant colour combos

fur gilets

tight leather trousers

wide leg jeans

bell bottoms

floral garland headband

feather head dress

stock heel leather ankle boots

suede knee high boots with fringe

large belts cinched at waist

bold jewelry

tunic tops

and

Feeling groovy in fearless fashion!

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‘The Rhythm of Life’

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Mark your diary! An exhibition of couture hats at the Hallwyl Museum – Stockholm, Sweden

03 Monday Mar 2014

Posted by meappropriatestyle in accessories, creative headdress, hats, mark your diary, Philip Treacy

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Countess Wilhelmina von Hallwyl, fashion exhibitions 2014, Hallwyl Museum: Stockholm - Sweden, Hats off! Hats from the Lars Nilsson Collection, Lars Nilsson, Mark your diary

For headwear/hats aficionados, this exhibition is not to be missed –

shown at Hallwyl House, designed in the late 19th century

by acclaimed Swedish architect Isak Gustaf Clason

 for Count Walther and Countess Wilhelmina von Hallwyl.

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(image from pontusfrithiof.com):

Hallwylska

Hallwyl House –  Stockholm, Sweden

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Hats off! Hats from the Lars Nilsson Collection

Hallwyl Museum (Stockholm, Sweden)  

Closes June 8, 2014

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Countess von Hallwyl, the only child and heiress of a wealthy timber-merchant, she was an avid acquirer of paintings, porcelain, works of the decorative arts and antiques.  Her collection comprises the works at The Hallwyl Musewum, Stockholm.

Like Wilhelmina von Hallwyl, designer Lars Nilsson is a devoted collector. He has worked for Christian Lacroix, and has been Head of Design at the fashion houses Nina Ricci and Bill Blass. Lars Nilsson arrived in Paris in 1987 and studied at the fashion school of the Fédération française de la couture. His impressive collection of hats comprises no less than 270 items, with many highlights from fashion houses like Chanel, Lacroix, Saint Laurent and designers like Philip Treacy. Glamorous, extravagant, sculptural, fanciful, rare – but also quite a few remarkably plain examples from this unique collection is now exhibited at The Hallwyl Museum in Stockholm.

Lars Nilsson, has recently become creative director of Comptoir des Cotonniers and Princess Tam Tam.  He has collected hats and other fashion pieces since 1985.

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A few pieces displayed in the exhibition

photos by Carl Bengtsson

(images from ashadedviewonfashion.com):

Ampersand shaped straw hat

decorated chicken feathers dyed brown

created for Pierre Balmain Haute Couture

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Bicorne straw hats 

for Christian Lacroix, summer 1989

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(images originally from lofficieitalia.com):

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Black hat with leaf styled decoration

for Christian Lacroix, summer 1988

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Feather hat by Philip Treacy

for Chanel Haute Couture,  s/s  1992

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 hallwyl museum, sweden, black velvet hat with tentacles, balmain, a 1995

Black velvet hat with tentacles

for Pierre Balmain Haute Couture,  a/w  1995

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Hallwyl Museum website
http://hallwylskamuseet.se/en

Contact details

Address
Hallwylska museet
Hamngatan 4
S-111 47 Stockholm
Sweden

Information/booking

E-mail
bokninghallwyl@lsh.se

Phone
+ 46-8-402 30 99

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Fashion as theatre: Vivienne Westwood, PFW – a/w 2014

02 Sunday Mar 2014

Posted by meappropriatestyle in accessories, avant garde, colour, creative headdress, fashion fun, style = innovation, style inspiration, style...bottom up / style... top down

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autumn/winter 2014, avant garde fashion, fashion as theatre, mixed patterns and prints, Paris Fashion Week, vibrant colours, Vivienne Westwood

Fashion fun-tastic

from every conceivable perspective:

fabrication, styling, silhouettes, make-up,

accessories (statement necklaces, gloves, head-wear) –

 complete head to toe sensational looks.

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La grande dame of fashion design

Vivienne Westwood

(image from digitalspy.co.uk):

offers a flamboyant collection, which eloquently speaks

of drama, of costume, of imagination,

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Certainly the outfits, if worn as showcased may be a bit

of a dress challenge:

mixed patterns and prints, multi-layering, vivacious colour.

Though, as singular pieces there is

scope for maximum wearability.

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Vivienne Westwood

Paris Fashion Week,  a/w  2014

The Collection 

 

(images from fashionising):

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M. Paul Poiret, c’est vous? … No, but meet designer Natalie Capell

09 Sunday Feb 2014

Posted by meappropriatestyle in accessories, avant garde, Barcelona Fashion Week, coats, creative headdress, design inspiration, design inventive, fabric blends, fashion and politics, fashion cultural reference, iconic garment, signature piece, trouser fashion

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autumn/winter 2014, Barcelona Fashion Week - a/w 2014, column dress, Natalie Capell, orientalist influences, Paul Poiret - aesthetics, structural hats, womenswear

 For her Autumn/Winter 2014  collection

(presented at Barcelona Fashion Week)

designer Natalie Capell

Natalie Capell

offered a silhouette wonderfully reminiscent

of the creations of Paul Poiret,

“Le Magnifique” as he was known in Paris

(and as “The King of Fashion” in the United States).

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Then … Paul Poiret

One of the greatest designers of the twentieth century

 Paul Poiret (1879 – 1944)

was a fashion visionary and marketing strategist –

unconventional, radical, pioneering.

(image from examiner.com):

Poiret at work

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Initially working in famous ateliers (including that of Charles Worth),

M. Poiret establishing his own concern in 1903,

revolutionised fashion design by creating a new silhouette –

one which liberated the body from constrictions

inflicted by the debilitating corset and the unnatural S-shaped contours.

M. Poiret’s creations celebrated freedom:

of movement for the wearer

of  innovation for the designer.

(image from http://www.theatreoffashion.com):

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(images from http://www.metmuseum.org):

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(image from victoriana.com):

Poiret

Poiret evening dress, (circa 1914)

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His designs of ‘body liberation’ coincided with

the first-wave of the feminist movement (beginning of the 20th C.)

(image from tchevalier.com):

which ushered in a socio/political, world-wide campaign

to improve women’s status.

Was M. Poiret a fashion innovator responding to societal change ?

Most probably so – given the genius of M. Poiret

in design and in marketability,

which reigned supreme from 1903 – 1914.

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M. Poiret’s fascination with orientalist aesthetics,

ease of fit  and vibrant colours

are evident in his work.

(image from colleterie.com):

 Poiret creations, illustrated by George Barbier (1912)

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He is also famously remembered for iconic pieces:

the lampshade tunic and harem trousers.

(image from collections. vam.ac.uk):

Evening dress - Sorbet

Lampshade tunic (1912), Victoria and Albert Museum – London

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(image from etsy.com):

Postcard of a lady in wearing Poiret harem trousers (1910s)

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Now … Natalie Capell

Ms. Capell’s  a / w 2014 collection embraces Poiret sensibilities:

column dress silhouette

fluidity of movement

gentle draping

orientalist elements

textural depth

exquisite headdress

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Ms. Capell restricted palette of

dove greys, sea greens, blacks, nudes

creates a colour cohesion throughout the collection.

The dresses enjoyed delicately embroidered decolletage detailing

complemented by statement accessories:

structural hats with edged veil

and nude-coloured gloves

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The models glided in soft ballerina slippers

and seemed posed while in movement,

as in couture shows of a bygone area.

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Elegant

Poised

Feminine

Understated …

Natalie Capell, a / w  2014

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The Collection

(images from http://www.080barcelonafashion.cat):

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Natalie Capell,  a/w 2014

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What’s out, is really what’s in (again): the ‘Buffalo’ hat

04 Tuesday Feb 2014

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Music creative all – rounder:  singer, producer, writer, collaborator

Pharrell Williams

“Got Lucky” at the 2014 Grammy Awards

winning the award for Pop/Duo Group Performance with Daft Punk

for titled tune “Get Lucky”;

Pharrell was honoured with four gongs in all

including Producer of the Year.

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(image from eonline.com):

Pharrell Williams at the Grammy Awards 2014

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His talents extend beyond the recording room

as he is also regarded by some as a bit of a fashion statement maker –

gracing the covers/pages of magazines as testament.

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(image from burgundywhispers.com):

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Spotlighted at this year’s Grammy Awards event

for his music industry achievemnts

Pharrell’s chosen hat-wear was an equal attention grabber.

His much talked about ‘home on the range’ hat

generated a twitter buzz frenzy.

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(image from vanityfair.fr):

Award winners:  Pharrell and the ‘Robots’ of Daft Punk at the Grammys 2014

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(image from popsugar.com):

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Pharrell performing with Robin Thicke, Grammy 2014

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Although a unique style – setter in his own right,

the origins of Pharrell’s Grammy creative head-dress, can be traced to

the 1982 a/w Vivienne Westwood collection ‘Buffalo Girl’

(in collaboration with Macolm McLaren)

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(image from nancyfashionfancy.blogspot.co.uk):

Malcolm McLaren sits betwixt two models, all in ‘Buffalo’ hats (1982)

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(image from collections.vam.ac.uk)

 iconic ‘Buffalo suiting’ – at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London

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This mass outpouring of commentaries on Pharrell’s Buffalo hat seems

 cultural commentary on the bond between

the music and fashion industries: as dwelling reflection of one in the other.

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Over thirty years has passed since

the Buffalo hat was a fashion runway sensation –

and 2014 witness it centre stage at the music industry’s gala night.

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Ah … the ever cyclical quality of fashion:

what’s out, is really what’s in (again).

Pharrell, cheers for the reminder .

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 Pharrell and Daft Punk  

‘Get Lucky’

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Colour splash: meet designer Satu Maarannen

22 Wednesday Jan 2014

Posted by meappropriatestyle in accessories, colourspeak, creative headdress, emerging designers, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week - Berlin, prints

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colour/print inspiration, exaggerated proportions, Mercedes Benz Fashion Week - Berlin, oversized hats, Satu Maarannen, spring/summer 2014, vibrant colours

A recent MA graduate in 2012 from Aalto University School of Arts,

Design and Architecture – Finland

Satu Maarannen is a a young designer who can boost an

impressive lists of awards:

the Grand Prix winner of the Hyeres Fashion Festival

(by unanimous decision)

for her graduate collection, 2013  and

The Elle Style Award for newcomer of the year, 2012.

(image from iltasanomat.fi):

Muotimaailmaan Satu Maaranen uppoutui vasta Taideteollisessa korkeakoulussa.

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She works in Helsinski and other European citieis.

Her runway show for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week – Berlin, s/s 2014

was a celebration of vibrant colour,

painterly prints and exaggerated proportions.

The elaborate hats worn successfully

accentuated the design aspect of oversized details.

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The Collection 

(images from fashionweek-berlin.mercedes-benz.de):

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Let’s have some fun with it! : As with anything in life, fashion should not be taken too seriously

17 Sunday Nov 2013

Posted by meappropriatestyle in accessories, bags, colourspeak, creative headdress, design collaboration, design inventive, design philosophy, distinctive hair styles, fashion fun, free to be me, Louise Gray, patterns

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autumn/winter 2013, design philosophy, louise gray, whimsical fashion

Samuel Butler, the Victorian-era author, stated

“The one serious conviction that a man should have

is that nothing is to be taken too seriously.”

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(images from fashionising):

Such is the design philosophy of British fashion creative

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Louise Gray and refreshingly so.

The message on the runway wall stated

‘HEY CRAZY’

and the collection certainly followed the directive.

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True to her whimsical and playful aesthetics

Ms. Gray presented an a/w 2013 collection that is

pure fashion fun of the quirkiest kind:

kaleidoscopic colours, a delightful mishmash of patterns, zany accessories.

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The clothing has a vibe of

anything and everything goes-

the extreme, yet with hints of the norm.

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The accent items elevates the madcap to new levels:

loo roll jewellery:  pins and rings

an inflatable pillow broach

 earrings and bangles of great proportion

psychedelic patterned boots

hair styled on rollers

hats made out of bin bags,

designed by milliner Stephen Jones.

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The models were styled from

head to toe in cartoonish humour.

There were readily wearable pieces-

collectively for the fearless

individually for the feint of heart.

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Fashion should be fun,

a bit of escapism …

Ms. Gray, thanks for the reminder.

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Paris Fashion Week, s/s 2014: of land, of sea, of mystery

28 Saturday Sep 2013

Posted by meappropriatestyle in avant garde, creative headdress, design inventive, design philosophy, distinctive hair styles, inspiration, Paris Fashion Week, runway presentation, subdued colours, womenswear, womenswear designers

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Junya Watanabe

(image  from fortyfiveten.com):

is known for his anti-fashion design perspective

which he developed under the mentorship of

Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garcons.

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He is innovative with materials used, technology applied,

silhouettes formed and attitudes challenged.

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His has had a long and illustrious career.

After completing his design studies in 1984

at Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo,

(Yohji Yamamoto is also an alumnus.)

Mr. Watanabe began work  at Comme des Garcons.

In 1990 he launched his eponymous label

under the Comme des Garcons umbrella –

continuing to create within his design family.

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Like his compatriots Rei Kawakubo and Yohji Yamamoto

Mr. Watanabe shows in Paris, defies conventions

and ruffles a few sensibilities along the way.

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His are the eyes of a visionary –

one who images an ideal:

otherworldly,  abstract,  fanciful

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His collection for  PFW,   s/s   2014

seems bound to things of land, of sea, of mystery.

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The models’ hairstyles were reminiscent of

the mythological Medusa who –  it is written

had live snakes, instead of hair, growing from her head.

The Watanabe models sported a hair-do,

which almost seemed to have a life of its own –

some adorned with elaborate feather headpieces.

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In addition to this element of myth and mystery,

there is a sense of a nautical presence.

Not nautical as in sailing on calm seas during a sunlight day

but rather that of something dark, which lurks

thousands of leagues under the sea, creatures

tentacled, patient, expectant.

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The opposite is also expressed –

of existence on dry land.

In this context, there seems reference

to the fearless, adventurous

 settlers to the rugged Ole West

and of the proud indigenous communities.

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There is also a combining of these elements;

as in a tale summarised by outline

of the relevant points.

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The colour palette is subdued, mostly restricted to 3b :

black, blue, brown.

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The appeal of Mr. Watanabe’s  s/s 2014 collection is its

inventiveness which inspires

thought,  reflection and story:

at once a  juxtaposition and

a blending of contrast.

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(images from fashionising):

 

Junya Watanabe,  s/s 2014

The Collection

 

 

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