Beautiful Wedding Party wear Gown Dresses 2016 For Girls

Beautiful Wedding Party wear Gown Dresses 2016 For Girls

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New York exhibition at the Museum of Chinese in the Show Effect Mode

New York exhibition at the Museum of Chinese in the Show Effect Mode

NEW YORK-Fusion of East and West in a new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art juxtaposing influences of art, drawing and Chinese culture, from the time of Imperial China until the current period, to fashion and Western design.

With 150 suits, dresses, costumes and accessories from 40 designer, is shown with the theme of "China Through the Looking Glass," which took place from May 7 until August 16, is one of the largest exhibition ever held of the museum.

Created for more than two years, the exhibition is housed in the gallery two floors covering an area of ​​approximately 2,800 square meters. This event takes visitors on the way how the designers of the West find inspiration in everything from China, ranging from highly detailed embroidered costumes belonging to Imperial China to the Shanghai of the 1920s, and military uniforms Cultural Revolution.

"This is a monumental and profound exploration of the effects of Chinese film art and talent to design Western fashion world," said Thomas P. Campbell, director and CEO of the Museum.

This exhibition takes the title of Lewis Carroll's novel, published in 1871 "Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There," about entering another world.

"As the imaginary world of Alice, China which is reflected in fashion in this exhibition fictional, stunning and ancient, offering a new reality," said curator Andrew Bolton, who added that this collective fantasy about China.

This exhibition displays a treasure of China as a dragon robe, worn by the last emperor before he ascended the throne, and painting Chinese concubines who never exhibited before.

A labyrinth featuring Chinese calligraphy, perfume bottles and blue-and-white porcelain, as well as patterned dresses, beaded dresses were amazing and jackets embroidered artificial Western designers who influenced Chinese culture.

One room is dedicated to opium and China's influence on the collection of autumn / winter Yves Saint Laurent in 1977 with jackets and fur coats in the style of the Mongols.

Part of the exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala Benefit in New York (4/5).

Part of the exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala Benefit in New York (4/5).

An oriental garden decorated mannequin mannequin-wear dresses, skirts and coats inspired by China-made John Galliano's collection of spring / summer 2003 for fashion house Dior.

The exhibition also displays pieces of Chinese movies such as "The Last Emperor," "Raise the Red Lantern" and "Farewell My Concubine" which aired in the rooms along with Western clothes that inspires.

"The films were often the first thing seen by the designers of the West when China entered the visual world," said Bolton. "This exhibition roam impact in shaping their fantasy films."

Edward Steichen at The Photographer's Gallery

Edward Steichen at The Photographer's Gallery

Gloria Swanson

Edward Steichen took celebrity portraits and fashion photos for Vanity Fair and American Vogue in the 1920s and 30s. There's a lovely exhibition of his work Edward Steichen: In High Fashion, the Condé Nast Years 1923-1937, I first saw it in New York and now it's on at The Photographer's Gallery.

Models in Vionnet dresses

Definitely worth a visit.

ALEXI FREEMAN

ALEXI FREEMAN

Located above a small gallery in what seems to be a dodgy neighbourhood (at least for me) in Collingwood, Alexi Freeman's studio is decked out in racks, bookshelves and a large wooden work desk in the middle holding shoes made in collaboration with Preston Zly, as well as bright, chained jewellery. The Transeasonal 2013/2014 Python collection I was invited over to view hangs off a rack against a wall full of eye-catching necklaces and earrings.

Personally, I'm not a wearer of clothes that scream "look-at-me!" but I have to admit that the neon bright shades are ideal for bringing a little joy into your wardrobe in dull weather, and even more appropriate for standing out during Spring/Summer. The Python collection is certainly for the woman who wants to stand out, but it also offers a medium for the more tame - with plain leather jackets, black python-printed shirts and monochromatic dresses - of which can still easily be paired with an item from the neon family to act as a statement.

The attention to detail throughout the collection is the main thing to take notice of - with chain-mesh details on neon fringe jackets and a well-thought out selection of diamond python print finding itself on most things. And, while I did enjoy the feel of the fine mesh incorporated into dress sleeves, one piece I actually would love to try is the neon yellow leather skirt, which I'd first sighted in the lookbook - unfortunately though my photos didn't do it justice so you can view it on the website here, along with the rest of the collection.

If this is the kind of assortment that catches your eye, and you're in Melbourne, make sure to check it out at Melbourne Spring Fashion Week in a few weeks time or, alternatively, you can view it via the lookbook, as well as in the flesh through stockists or at the studio via appointment.

NIKOLAKI Designs at FIDM "3 Days of Fashion 2012"--The Gown and Cocktail Dress Recap!

NIKOLAKI Designs at FIDM "3 Days of Fashion 2012"--The Gown and Cocktail Dress Recap!

Fashion Schooling...

Spartan Princess: Model Amanda Fields in NIKOLAKI by Nick Verreos/David Paul Spring 2013--neon green silk chiffon and silk duchesse cocktail dress with crystal trim waist (left); printed silk chiffon gown with gathered front skirt and fitted waist (right)

Several weeks ago, as the Official Spokesperson for the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising--my alma mater--I did my yearly FIDM "3 Days of Fashion" appearances, where I visited all of the college's campuses, staring in San Diego, then Orange County and finishing up with San Francisco and the FIDM "flagship", in Los Angeles. I did my Inspiration Talk/Lecture as well as took lots of photos with the high school students (and their moms and dads!) who attended as well as brought some of my NIKOLAKI Collection gowns and dresses--many worn by A-List Celebs such as Beyoncé and Katy Perry. So here's a Recap--and Gallery--of the gowns and cocktail dresses I brought (several from my newest NIKOLAKI Spring 2013 Collection) all in one concise blog posting--hope you guys enjoy!

Backstage Look Book: Model Amanda Fields in NIKOLAKI by Nick Verreos/David Paul strapless silk organza gown with multi-jewelled bust trim

Peacock Princess: Model Amanda Fields in NIKOLAKI by Nick Verreos/David Paul printed silk chiffon gown with gathered skirt and fitted waist--FIDM Orange County "3 Days of Fashion 2012"

Lady in Red: Model Amanda Fields in NIKOLAKI by Nick Verreos/David Paul strapless silk-wool ziberline gown with side pockets and back cascade over-sized ruffles--FIDM Orange County "3 Days of Fashion 2012"

San Francisco COUTURE: Nick Verreos with model Rachael Sitz in NIKOLAKI by Nick Verreos/David Paul strapless raspberry-colored asymmetrically pleated bustier dress with side gathered mini-pouf (left), and ...

In lavender silk chiffon sequined column gown with peek-a-boo top section-- FIDM San Francisco "3 Days of Fashion 2012"

Flou Queen: Model Amanda Fields in NIKOLAKI Spring 2013 by Nick Verreos/David Paul printed silk chiffon halter-neck gown with draped bodice, plunging back, and gold and silver sequined trim--FIDM Los Angeles "3 Days of Fashion 2012"

Front Close-Up: Model Amanda Fields in NIKOLAKI Spring 2013 by Nick Verreos/David Paul
printed silk chiffon halter-neck gown with draped bodice, plunging back,
and gold and silver sequined trim--FIDM "3 Days of Fashion 2012"

Golden Girl: Model Amanda Fields in NIKOLAKI by Nick Verreos/David Paul Spring 2013 gold sequin column gown with side cowl-drape

Gold Fierce: Model Amanda Fields (with Nick Verreos in the background) wearing NIKOLAKI by Nick Verreos/David Paul Spring 2013 gold sequin column gown with side cowl-drape and high side slit--FIDM Los Angeles "3 Days of Fashion 2012"

Ivory Wedding: Model Lauren Gish in ivory silk-wool ziberline "mermaid" shaped gown with pleated high neck, open back, crystal trim waist and full pleated back train--FIDM Los Angeles "3 Days of Fashion 2012"

Midnight Stars: Model Lauren Gish in NIKOLAKI by Nick Verreos/David Paul Spring 2013 silver and black sequin gown with blouson and cowl draped bodice, princess-seamed slit and capelet--FIDM Los Angeles "3 Days of Fashion 2012"