Bauhaus fashion

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This is not pyschedelic performance art from the 1960s, this is ballet. Throughout history there are works of art that stand out as somehow atemporal and this choreography created in 1922 for the Theatre of Bauhaus, is one such artwork... Featuring astonishing brightly coloured, asymmetrical

Not only the popular inventor of the "Mini Skirts" & "Hot pants", Mary Quant the creator and owner of 'Mary Quant' make up line that was born in the 1970's and 1980's. Quant was a British fashion designer who studied illustration, before taking a profession at couture milliner. She started her early career with her husband Alexander Plunkett-Green. ABOVE, are some of the images of the Makeup brand that used to be a "Must Have" back in the days when my mom was growing up. It was the Mac brand…

Yves Saint Laurent’s passion for painting led him and Pierre Bergé to assemble a truly incredible art collection. The couturier also expressed his admiration fo

Vogue celebrates 100 years of Bauhaus and its influence on fashion, and speaks to fashion designers Mary Katrantzou, Roksanda Ilincic and Paul Smith about how the German art movement has inspired their work

MP: surrealist full body portrait including head and feet, white background, Bauhaus performance art, female fashion model wearing geometric shapes, abstract stage set pieces, holding a large prop, 1930s historical photograph, modern art, Picasso, Man Ray, Mondrian, primary colors: red, blue, yellow, bright solid colors, long shadows --ar 9:16

Utopian bodies- fashion looks forward Imaginable futures for the adorned body ≈≈≈≈≈ Forward utopian projections usually lean towards the futuristic, combining surreal and adventurous design elements, sometimes outlandish and impractical, other times visionary and prophetic. The recent Stockholm utopian fashion exhibition was no exception, with many aspects of modern design integrated into the couture that were inventive and served to elevate it into the future. Liljevalchs´Museum exhibition…

bauhaus fashion