Showing posts with label Karl Lagerfeld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karl Lagerfeld. Show all posts

Sunday, May 9, 2021

PIERRE BERGIAN: PORTRAITS OF ROOMS @ EERDMANS GALLERY

Grand Salon of Karl Lagerfeld, 51 Rue de l'Université, Paris (2020) by Pierre Bergian // Portraits of Rooms @Eerdmans NYC

Prosecco and Perrier paired with paintings in the parlor make for a unique Saturday afternoon. In an intimate and purposefully private tour of Pierre Bergian's 20+ Portraits of Rooms at Eerdmans' newly expanded gallery, Emily Evans Eerdmans herself details the icons and inspiration behind the portraiture. Through combining artistic interpretation with actual visits and photographs, Bergian affords his viewers access to the personal dwellings of familiar fashion and design icons. Contrary to tradition, this latest collection of interiors by Bergian is filled with furniture! Keep reading for a look inside... 

Monday, January 13, 2014

STYLISH ART AROUND TOWN

Anna Wintour and Karl Lagerfeld by Bradley Theodore on Kenmere St.

Even on a humdrum day, the intersection of art and style spawns springboards of energy around the Big Apple. Whether high brow street style or freestyle street art, fashion and creativity are complementary cohorts. Have a look at a couple current encounters… the world is our museum! 

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS-

Colored, Yarn-Covered Cubes Celebrating 60 Years of Chloé at Barney's at 60th St. and Madison Ave.

About 60 years ago, Gaby Aghion was the first to describe her garments as "luxury prêt-à-porter," coining the term "ready-to wear" with her feminine, off-the-shelf silhouettes under the brand ChloéTo celebrate 6 decades of the historic fashion house, Barney's enlisted the expertise of Bob Recine. The result? 5 windows of artistic installations carrying the theme "hair" to new lengths. Keep your eyes peeled for color, texture and a re-emergence of vintage clothing by Karl Lagerfeld.