For Ghesquière, architecture provides the stage on which his women come to life. Watch any fashion show under the creative direction of Louis Vuitton’s womenswear designer Nicolas Ghesquière, and one is struck as acutely by the drama of the show space as by the collections within it.
And it’s about what kind of girl will emerge from this landscape.” It’s about the interaction between the landscape and the building. Lastly, we’ve found the creative highlights of the season, from the international fashion shows to major exhibitions. Cardelús produced a vivid print for Sonia Rykiel, while Andrew’s spray-painted bags have become a cult accessory. We also spoke to the artists, like Trouble Andrew (aka GucciGhost) and Maggie Cardelús about their experiences of collaborating on the autumn collections. And Giorgio Armani reflects on the key works that have inspired his 41-year career at his eponymous label. Nicolas Ghesquière talks about the architects who inform his designs, his catwalk presentations – and his Instagram feed in “The Lines of Beauty”. Jonathan Anderson, the creative director of Loewe and his own label, JW Anderson, discusses the value of craft and why the art of the hand is having such a renaissance. How does art translate into our wardrobes? It’s also been an opportunity to talk to designers about more private passions. This Art of Fashion supplement revisits the influence of the visual arts within the dynamic realm of ready-to-wear. Feather-light tulles and laces conjured the spirit of the Impressionists, while mind-bending patterns and dazzling monochromatics evoked Op Art. When looking for the cultural threads that drew the looks together, one found both bold and deeply romantic influences. The catwalks recalled everything from the surreal works of Salvador Dalí, to the great sculptures of Richard Serra and the playful Pop Art of Andy Warhol. The AW16 collections took their inspiration from a diverse range of art. In the 1920s, Coco Chanel collaborated with Pablo Picasso when together they worked on costumes and backdrops for the Ballet Russes Sonia Delaunay designed clothes and textiles in tandem with her vivid artworks Yves Saint Laurent returned to art again and again throughout this career: in 1965, he drew on the bold abstractions of the Modernist painter Piet Mondrian to create a collection of six A-line dresses he was forever fixated by Yves Klein’s blue and, in 1980, created a couture collection after Henri Matisse’s cut outs. Installation art must be installed by the artist and include all elements needed to execute the work.Art and fashion have forever been entwined. We are looking for fashion forward artwork, non-commercial work, editorial style photography, fashion illustrations, large-scale work and immersive installation artwork.Īll photography works, must be printed and provided by the artist.
Artworks will be exhibited in the 8,500 square foot event environment during 4 days of Fashion Week between April 27-April 30, 2023.Īpplication Deadline: February 10th, 2023Īrtists working in photography, fashion illustration or installation art can submit an application to showcase their works. The upcoming S/S 2023 Fashion Week welcomes back artist exhibitions, presentations and installation.
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