Wood fashion

Flee the urban routine and delve into the exquisite calm and enchantment of the woods, with Jean Paul Gaultier’s Fall Winter 2016-2017 haute couture collection. The latest designs of the French fashion’s “enfant terrible” accentuate his glamorous creativity and celebrate nature’s splendor. Inspired from the forest, Gaultier’s attires are distinguished by their earth tone colors and complemented with intricate accessories and bold hair designs.

Cathedral Dress, by Iris Van Herpen

Here are designs meant for a dissolute Cinderella, a Sleeping Beauty awakened with a kiss, clad in an artfully tea-stained gauzy gown.

If you fancy this tree bark looking ensemble, you may belong in the element of Arbis.

lace wood

Christina Chalmers

Black face paint! Driftwood! Basset hounds!

whether steam bent, sculpted, carved, or cut, wood is the word at wanteddesign brooklyn's highlight exhibition, TIMBER! at industry city.

My Dear customers and guests, Please visit an exhibition showcase in the Fred Pommerantz Art and Design Center on 27th Street and Seventh Avenue, NY. The show is on view for approximately three weeks from March 28th through April 23. This year’s show explores the impact of color on consumers in the area of Accessory Design and the exhibit will feature twenty different accessories individually featured on mannequins. Each mannequin will display one accessory and one unique color. Vital…

'Could a dress create the impression that it is moving by itself or make the viewer believe that it is making the wearer compelling to walk', is in short a description used by fashion journalist Jean Paul Cauvin about Van Herpen her dresses. It illustrates perfectly her groundbreaking innovations