colors, emotions and something about fashion
When talking about aesthetics, we must keep in mind that the way we perceive beauty is mostly influenced by several factors and eventually there is no objective nor universal method to establish a unique beauty parameter. Continue reading “Unconventional beauty: Melanie Gaydos”
“I just wanted to laugh again, I wanted to be alive again,
I wanted to be female again.” (Marina Abramović)Continue reading “When Art meets Fashion: Marina Abramović is present”
I’ve been studying Fashion for many years, and it happened me to that the more I get involved with the creative process that gives form to always innovative ideas, the more I become sensible to a variety of topics that concern western consumerism and its very considerable amount of clothing waste that companies make every year. Continue reading “We should all be sustainable”
It’s always curious to observe how diverse cultures continuously influence each others and gravitate towards a never ending motion. In particular, that of Decora has previously been a japanese street style taking inspiration from European high fashion and eventually ended up to inspire european designers and artists in turn. Continue reading “Who are the Harajuku Girls?”
What does gender bending mean?
Online there are plenty of media mentioning issues about gender, but differently from the genderless trend, gender bending appears to be much more related to a social conscious attitude, rather than an aesthetic choice. Continue reading “Why Gender Bending is an advantage for the Fashion Industry”
Historical events as well as cultural dynamics, melted with the perception of one’s inner body and the evolution of apparel industry, would represent hitherto improvements in social mentality, which constantly contribute to continuous reinterpretation of how people approach the idea of beauty. Continue reading “REGENERATION”
In 2003 Fondazione Pitti Discovery dedicates an entire project to Youth, which is presented in an exhibition entitled Continue reading “Towards An Ageless Society”
Eventually the Old Millennium reaches its end in 1997, when Larry Page and Sergey Brin, two students from the University on Stanford in California, register the domain name for Google, an innovative search engine intended to provide large quantities of information(Google,2016)2. Despite of the time required for a large Digitalization of countries, the birth of Google establishes the epochal revolution that we are witnessing so far.Continue reading ““No time, no space Another race of vibrations””
When we talk about “Cool Britannia” we refer to a period in the Nineties in which the Government legitimizes the marriage between youth and music culture. For instance, the documentary “Live Forever: The Rise and the Fall of Brit-pop” (explores the case of Blur and Oasis, two british boy bands that have been studied and used by economic apparati after the incisive death of Kurt Cobain, in order to create educational dialogues with young people.Continue reading “Nineties: Street Style meets Coolhunters”
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