Anja Rubik
This year, the Costume Institute gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrated the new exhibition “Punk: Chaos to Couture” and bring the ’77 spirit to the Upper East Side. See the star’s outfit on the red carpet after the jump.
After touring Moscow, Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou, Paris is the new step for the Chanel exhibition between 5 may and 5 June. Curated by Jean-Louis Froment at the Palais de Tokyo, the exhibition brings together art, photography, films and others archived pieces enabling visitors to uncover the history and inspiration that led Coco Chanel to create Chanel N°5.
Source: Fashionmag.
The Salvatore Ferragamo Museum in Florence opened yesterday a new exhibition entitled Il calzolaio prodigioso – fiabe e leggende di scarpe e calzolai (The Amazing Shoemaker – Fairy tales about shoes and shoemakers).
Shoes star as the leading characters of fairy tales: works of art, drawings and footwear on display
In line with the growing interest towards everything regarding fairytales, and following the revival of tales like Alice in Wonderland by Tim Burton and others fantasy-version sagas, now the story of a famous Italian, Salvatore Ferragamo, is also portrayed in this format.
One of the most impressive venues in Milan is the museo Bagatti Valsecchi that galerist Rossana Orlandi used this year in order to curate an exhibition that masterfully mixes the old with the new in unexpected ways. Pieces are made by: Tomas Libertiny, Enrico Marone Cinzano, Dirk VanDer Kooij, Paul Heijnen and many others.
Last night we were fortunate enough to be invited to the launch of the Secret 7″ exhibition which was held at the Shoreditch headquarters of advertising agency, Mother.
A new exciting exhibit is hitting the Museum of the City of New York this week!
Stephen Burrows compiled his own retrospective that follows the rhythm of music and the influence it has had on his creations throughout the years – by way of Motown, Blues, and Rock and Roll.
Rihanna’s collaboration with River Island had it’s officially debut at Opening Ceremony here in New York City last night. Though us Lambert Girls were not there personally, it is all anyone can talk about today.
The Accademia del Disegno organized the first exhibition in Florence after the death of the Florentine artist Andrea Gennari . Some of his paintings usually decorate the Lambert Florence office, have been lent to the Accademy for this occasion.
On February 19th there will be the opening party of the exhibition HATS ON FILM at the Italian Culture Institute in Los Angeles.
How to explore the 1930s in Italy through the masterpieces of over forty leading artists to name few Mario Sironi, Giorgio de Chirico, Carlo Carrà, , Achille Lega, Ottone Rosai, Ardengo Soffici, Giorgio Morandi, Ram, Thayaht, Antonio Donghi, Marino Marini, Renato Guttuso , Carlo Levi, Filippo de Pisis, Scipione, Antonio Maraini and Lucio Fontana (99 paintings, 17 sculptures and 20 objects of design).
They tell the story of a crucial era characterized by an extremely vibrant and innovative arts scene.
Christian Dior is set to present a collection of 100 haute couture dresses at the Chinese National Museum in Beijing the 10th December. “L’Esprit Dior” Exhibition will present the french fashion house first looks untill the first Raf Simons’ collection. 100 haute couture dresses will be presented to the public alongside a series of photos by Patrick Demarchelier and other Chinese works of art.
Karl Lagerfeld invited some guests for the Chanel’s exhibiton inauguration yesterday. Laetitia Casta, Tahar Rahim, Charlotte Casiraghi, Anna Mouglalis or Anja Rubik and more were there. For the occasion, the “Mini Palais” was transformed by André and Franck Ocean performed his best songs for the happy few.
The exhibition of the Little Black Jacket Chanel’s classic revisited by Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld will open at the Grand Palais from the 10th november to 25th. Take a look to the teaser just bellow and the interesting E-experience before the exhibition.
Artist Miguel Chevalier recently created “8 Ties” for his new collaboration with Hermès. The exhibition shows his high-tec inspired graphic designs in an amazing visual display that interacts with the public as they come closer to the image. The patterns of the ties are inspired by keyboards, micro-chips, and the binary system that has been perfectly well blended with the superberb Hermès craftsmanship.
[dropcap]R[/dropcap]enowned photographer Tim Walker will showcase over 175 of his most inspirational work in a new exhibition at Somerset House later this October. Entitled “Story Teller”, the display which is supported by Mulberry will gives fans a chance to see some of his original imagery up close.
