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In a world where fashion and art often intertwine in the most unexpected ways, #Gucci is set to unveil a celestial masterpiece that promises to challenge our preconceived notions about the representation of fashion. After making its debut in Shanghai this spring, the highly anticipated Gucci Cosmos Exhibition is slated to grace the hallowed halls of #180Studios next week. British designer Es Devlin - the mastermind behind the design - has allured the London showcase to be a powerful homage to the origins of the brand. Never-seen-before pieces are rumoured to be making a debut. And I for one am BRIMMING with anticipation. Though the amalgamation of haute couture and cosmic exploration may seem like an unlikely pairing at first glance, as #Gucci continues to push the boundaries of conventional fashion, it invites us to think beyond the confines of what we know and ponder the interconnectedness of all things. Fashion finds an unexpected ally in the boundless expanse of modern technology, and as we stand on the precipice of this avant-garde experience, it is equally important as it is intriguing to consider the questions that are bound to be raised. Could this be a glimpse into the future of fashion and design? Will other brands follow suit and explore uncharted territories in their pursuit of artistic expression? As we anticipate its arrival, one thing is for certain: this exhibition will leave us not only with a newfound appreciation for the artistry of fashion, but also with a sense of wonder about our place in the grand tapestry of the universe. It’s an opportunity to transcend the ordinary, embrace the extraordinary, and, just maybe, reach for the stars. So, mark your calendars, fashion aficionados and cosmic dreamers, for #GucciCosmos promises to be an unforgettable odyssey through the history of this iconic brand. Prepare to be dazzled, to be inspired, and to question the very fabric of our reality.

New Post: Met Gala 2024 live: Celebrities, red carpet and fashion highlights - https://lnkd.in/gGkNpHT3 Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion is the theme of the Met Museum Costume Institute exhibition, but the dress code for tonight’s gala takes inspiration from the J. G. Ballard short story “The Garden of Time,” which is about the decay of a garden - a metaphor for societal collapse. Expect attendees to go the literal route, with plenty of florals from the likes of Dolce & Gabbana and Jonathan Anderson who, as the head designer of gala sponsor Loewe, has several of his Spring/Summer 2023 looks with grass growing out of them in the exhibition. Alexander McQueen is sure to be in abundance, with his undertones of death and decomposition. Sleeping Beauties is laid out in three sections: land, sea and sky, so we’re likely to see a lot of natural textures, such as Yiqing Yin’s Fall 2013 coral dress or the entirety of Mugler’s Fall 1997 couture collection. I also fully expect someone (cough Lady Gaga cough) to show up in Viktor & Rolf’s Fall 2005 bed dress.Morph.toInit.bundles.push(function() { Morph.versions={"bbc-morph-app-bridge":"2.2.0","bbc-morph-classnames":"1.0.2","bbc-morph-cookie-config":"3.0.1","bbc-morph-cs-enriched-post":"1.3.13","bbc-morph-feature-toggle-manager":"1.0.3","bbc-morph-gel-icons":"5.1.0","bbc-morph-gnl-smp-adverts":"1.1.0","bbc-morph-gnl-smp-analytics":"1.1.0","bbc-morph-grandstand":"5.7.0","bbc-morph-image-chef-url-transformer":"2.1.0","bbc-morph-isequal":"1.0.0","bbc-morph-lazysizes":"1.0.1","bbc-morph-lx-adverts":"1.0.8","bbc-morph-lx-commentary-data-paged":"1.5.6","bbc-morph-lx-istats":"1.1.4","bbc-morph-lx-reactions":"3.0.3","bbc-morph-moment-ws-timezone-wrapper":"1.0.7","bbc-morph-news-translations":"2.2.4","bbc-morph-responsive-image-srcset":"3.0.1","bbc-morph-share-tools":"5.1.4","bbc-morph-smp":"9.1.1","bbc-morph-ws-typography-info":"1.0.8","morph-container":"4.0.0","morph-require":"3.0.17","react":"0.14.7","react-dom":"0.14.7"}; !function(e){function t(r){if(n)return n.exports;var o=n={i:r,l:!1,exports:{}};return e.call(o.exports,o,o.exports,t),o.l=!0,o.exports}var n={};t.m=e,t.c=n,t.d=function(e,n,r){t.o(e,n)

🌟 Embracing the Future of Fashion: Digital Revolution! 🌟 Happy Friday , The fashion world is undergoing a remarkable transformation, and I am thrilled to be part of this exhilarating journey into the digital realm! 🚀 Digital fashion is more than just a trend; it's a revolutionary fusion of technology, creativity, and self-expression. As a passionate 3D Fashion Designer, I've had the privilege of witnessing firsthand how digital tools like CLO3D are redefining the design process, allowing us to bring our wildest fashion fantasies to life with stunning realism. From virtual fitting rooms that let you try on garments from the comfort of your home, to eco-conscious digital fashion that reduces waste, the possibilities are truly boundless. As we weave innovation into the very fabric of fashion, I'm excited to be part of a movement that's propelling us into an era of limitless imagination. Let's embrace the digital fashion revolution together and craft a future where creativity knows no bounds. 🌈💃🕺 #DigitalFashion #Innovation #FashionTech #3DDesign #FashionRevolution

💕 »From the hearts to the hands » 💃🏻 »There is probably no more used term than “style” in this world… The problem is that style is often confused with fashion. « 🎯 »Fashion is transitory, fleeting, it changes every season and allows itself to be influenced by images, ideas and new icons. But what is left of all this? « 🏛️”Style, on the other hand, transcends time and trends. » 🇮🇹 »At the heart of the Italian style is the concept of quality. » #style #italianfashion #Couture #fashionbusiness #craftsmanship #brandmanagement

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ANALYSIS: Historically fashion has always thrived on revivalism, nostalgic inspirations and resurgence of specific trends every two decade, a concept called the “20-Year Rule”. Legacy fashion houses such as CHANEL, Saint Laurent and Christian Dior Couture, regularly dive into their own archives, exhuming old motifs, silhouettes and prints, and repurposing them into new collections. We find out the underlying reasons behind this and the incontestable significance of archival fashion. #fashionbusiness #archives #fashiontrends By Niyoshi Shah

You've probably already seen the photos from the Met Gala. Today, instead of focusing on the visual aspect, we will concentrate on the idea behind the event and what it signifies 💡 🍃 This year's Met Gala theme was "The Garden of Time”. This concept offers several interpretive paths, none of which directly reference the Brothers Grimm. "The Garden of Time" is a short story written by J.G. Ballard. It explores the concept of timeless beauty. The story's protagonists, Count Axel and his wife, live in a world where natural beauty has been replaced by crystalline structures, including their garden of crystalline flowers. What does this have to do with fashion? The story suggests that true beauty is not dependent on fleeting trends or natural materials, but rather on the ability to create something that transcends time and captures the essence of eternal elegance. ⏳This year, the Met Gala is opening the exhibition "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”, which is a tribute to the beauty and timelessness of vintage fabrics and fashion designs throughout the years. To align with the theme, several true vintage looks stood out on the red carpet: such as Zendaya's second red-carpet appearance in a corseted gown from Givenchy's spring/summer 1996 couture collection and her floral bouquet headpiece from Alexander McQueen's 2007 archives. Emily Ratajkowski wore a long-sleeved, backless gown from Atelier Versace's 2001 couture collection and Kendall Jenner showed up in a previously unworn Givenchy by Alexander McQueen autumn/winter 1999 couture dress, and later changed into a winged spring/summer 1997 dress. 👉🏻 The theme and exhibit highlight the critical role of sustainability and preservation in fashion, delving into the various ways that time and nature can impact it. In FINDS, we believe that clothes are made to be worn, and we hope that this event is a small step towards changing the mindset of some celebrities and their approach to fashion. #MetGala #MetGala2024 #CircularFashion #Sustainability

#ExploringFashionasTimelessArt Fashion is an art form that evolves with time, reflecting societal perceptions and artistic expressions. In particular, the use of #flowyfabrics in historical garments gives a glimpse of the lives and cultures of past civilizations. #FlowyFabrics Through History 1. Fabrics like chiffon, silk, and linen have been integral to fashion across centuries, symbolizing #elegance and #freedom. Brands like Chloé have modernized this aesthetic with #bohemian-inspired designs. 2. In ancient civilizations like #Greece and #Rome, flowing garments symbolized grace, reflecting societal values that are seen in the haute couture collections of brands like Christian Dior Couture. #Symbolism and #SocialContext 1. #Victorian-era dresses, as interpreted by Valentino, showcase femininity through voluminous skirts and delicate fabrics. 2. Brands like Roberto Cavalli incorporate bold prints, giving a sense of #romanticism and freedom reminiscent of historical fashion. #Fashion as #Cultural #Heritage 1. Flowy fabrics in historical clothing, exemplified by designers like Sabyasachi Mukherjee, preserve and celebrate cultural legacies through their use of #traditional textiles and #craftsmanship. We gain a deeper appreciation for how these elements become the narrative of fashion as a timeless art form. #ChloéFashion #TimelessStyle #DiorFashion #HauteCouture #ValentinoStyle #LuxuryFashion #Sabyasachi #IndianCouture #CulturalHeritage

ANALYSIS: Historically fashion has always thrived on revivalism, nostalgic inspirations and resurgence of specific trends every two decade, a concept called the “20-Year Rule”. Legacy fashion houses such as CHANEL, Saint Laurent and Christian Dior Couture, regularly dive into their own archives, exhuming old motifs, silhouettes and prints, and repurposing them into new collections. We find out the underlying reasons behind this and the incontestable significance of archival fashion. #fashionbusiness #archives #fashiontrends By Niyoshi Shah