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Divat és sportautó
2008-10-23 » Az 1920-as években a sportkocsik egyre népszerűbbek lettek, és eladásuk olyan ütemben nőtt, ahogy méretük, űrtartalmuk és áruk csökkent. Pedig azokban az időkben szó sem volt autó hitel, vagy autófinanszírozási módokról. Nagy valószínűséggel ezek a fogalmak ismeretlenek voltak. A legtöbb versenyt megnyerő kreációkat az angol Bentley, a francia Amilcar, [...]
Fashion-show in Paris
2008-09-07 » I experienced a superb experience on a last week. Into Paris called in one of my clients, onto a high-level international fashion show.The best trade they were represented, wonderful designers' fascinating dress collections, beautiful models. My opportunity opened newest evening dress onto the presentation of my collection, which had [...]
My Japanese collection
2008-08-08 » I got an invitation for a Japanese fashion show on a last week where renowned fashion designers presented his dresses. I admit it, a moderate, more subtle taste which is conflicting with the western fashion world for me was slightly unusual world.Number celebrity appeared on the fashion show, actors, politicians, [...]
The most ludicrous fashion-Fads and formality at Court
2008-07-18 » In the Court, with its finely structured hierarchy, the forces of fashion as described by such theorists as Georg Simmel, Herbert Spencer and the economist Thorstein Veblen, arose from competitiveness and the need to maintain a rigid class structure. 'Fashion is basically an emulation of prestige groups,' claims Simmel or, [...]
Seventh Avenue and mass production
2008-06-09 » One of the most important aspects of modern fashion is that of demand, supply and distribution, by wholesale dress manufacturers, from copies made from haute couture designs. Haute couture is, as we know, a luxury product designed by a handful of men and women for an exclusive clientele. But of [...]
The Best Dressed List-The women who were fashion
2008-05-01 » Couture houses survived by cut-backs and staff reductions, by getting credit from textile manufactures and using capital accrued during the rich years of the Twenties, and because of the faithful patronage of the 'Best Dressed List'. This list was, to borrow a phrase of Ernestine Carter's, a 'tongue-in-the -chic' poll, [...]
The eye of the beholder-Fashion and the media
2008-04-28 » Schiaparelli and Poiret were two of the great entertainers of fashion, and, along with Patou and Dior, laid the foundations of our modern fashion scene-the razzmatazz style of presentation, the catwalk capers, the media hype. The media has had a profound influence on the way that fashions are marketed, and [...]
In a couture house
2008-04-28 » Poiret had shown how it should be done, with his beige coloured Torpedo Renault and matching chauffeur. Patou owned Hispano-Suiza sports autos, and so did Molyneux, but if they raced each other down the Rue de Rivoli it isn't recorded. The American mannequin Lillian Farley, who modelled as Dinarzade, remembers [...]
Patou and the 'New Style'
2008-04-19 » in 1911, a tailor, so he had a solid grounding for couture. Indeed, such was the quality of his workmanship that his clothes, like those of Chanel, wore well even after being well worn. His style was of rigorous simplicity and neatness, and a clean-lined, almost geometric elegance. It [...]
Tango fever
2008-04-03 » Fashion is perpetually sensitive to the kaleidoscopic patterns registered by the shifts, changes and caprices of everyday life, exploiting the latest fads to its own purpose.In the decade before World War I, America was dancing the Boston Two-Step, the Turkey Trot, the Bunny Hug and exciting new dance called the [...]
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