La Luciérnaga Realización de Vestuario

Practicas bonitas.

La gran Vivienne Westwood

As a young designer in the 90’s I looked to Vivienne Westwood for inspiration, for affirmation, and for the courage to express myself through the clothes that I wore. Each of her shows was a history lesson on the modern runway, and that was after she basically birthed the era of punk. The word Icon is thrown around a lot today. Vivienne Westwood earned the moniker on repeat. There will never be another like her. RIP Dame Vivienne Westwood. Gold Dress: Vivienne Westwood Anglomania Leggings: Helmut Lang Platform Loafers: Gucci Belt: Vintage Michael Morrison Lip: Sisley no.42 Brogues: Vivienne Westwood Corset: Vivienne Westwood Plaid Top: Norma Kamali Denim Maxi Skirt: Vintage Glasses: Linda Farrow Blazer: Vintage Pink Tartan Bag: Salvatore Ferragamo Hat: Maquedano Sombreros

Las faldas...

Well, today i tested the 1895 winter get up- but using a summer weight dress. By layering - flannel and quilted petticoat, knitted vest etc, I was actually far too hot outside ( only -2Celcius here) and had to take off my caplet! a lot of fun in the Lithuanian town of Trakai :-) The pattern for the coat and the generic capelet are in my first book, the pattern for the dress in my second one :-) #priorattire #1890s #belleepoque #victoriandressmaker #victorian #victorianfashion #dressingup #historicalfashion #historicalcostuming

💜 El descubrimiento del tinte a base de anilina color magenta, se lo debemos al químico francés François Verguin, quien, en 1858 creó un rico tono a medio camino entre el rojo y el púrpura. Para ello, mezcló anilina con cloruro de estaño. Al color obtenido lo llamó "fucsina" en honor a la flor. Con el tiempo, a ese tono se le acabó llamando "magenta"...
Imagen: Modelo de Galliano para Dior Couture, 2009