Posts Tagged ‘lanvin’
Alber Elbaz is a fashion designer who transformed the designs of Lanvin, the legendary and oldest Paris couture maison, into a modern signature of playfulness, bravery, and a new, bold expression of women. The story of this drawing is just as magical. Exactly the day BEFORE his departure from the maison, after fourteen years, was […]
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Filed under: ART, FASHION, ILLUSTRATIONS, STYLE | Closed
Tags: alber elbaz, Dior, illustration, lanvin, Mother and child
On Being Wild Flowers.
After spending the last glorious weekend of Summer upstate at the Ashram, back in NYC, I was up all night online and in my dog-eared Peterson Field Guide trying to ID a wildflower I saw. Positive I was the only sleepless, Manhattan-ite soul awash in botanicals of this sort at that moment. Finally, identifying what […]
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Filed under: FASHION, FLOWERS, HOME, NEW YORK, STYLE | Closed
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DO NOT BE SAD! As we barrel towards “Doomsday,” December 22, 2012, “Life is a Cabaret” is the mood du jour. Let’s face it. Frankenstorms. Elections. Drones. Body Politics. Everyday life. Doomsday could be anyday, anywhere. No doubt, there will always be a “Next Day of The Life,” n’est-ce pas? With some humor, some play, some artful […]
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PARIS 1
Karl, Marc, Olivier, Alber and Ralph. The creme Parisian designer shows. The runways, the backstage interviews, their boutiques, the parties, the restaurants and the clubs. little marvin and I hopped on Air India’s psychodelic flying service (aka a plane) to Paris to shoot a TV pilot starring Susan Tabak, professional Parisian shopper and the author […]
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