A FAR LA MODA COMINCIA TU - GLI ABITI DELLA CARRA'

Sono a Sanremo per lavorare al festival e non potevo non andare alla mostra dedicata agli abiti cteati per Raffaella Carrà da storici costumisti come Luca Sabatelli, Corrado Colabucci, Gabriele Mayer e Graziella Pera. "A far la moda comincia tu!, un'esibizione di 35 abiti tra i più celebri che indossò in televisione, provenienti dalla collezione privata di Giovanni Gioia e Vincenzo Mola e dal Museo della Radio e della Televisione Ra. Ad accompagnare l'esposizione di abiti anche un video in cui sono montate coreografie storiche e alcuni bozzetti originali.

Luca Sabatelli, 1988

Luca Sabatelli 1981 - Corrado Colabucci 1991 - Corrado Colabucci 1992

Graziella Pera 1995 - Graziella Pera 1996 - Graziella Pera 1995

Corrado Colabucci 1990 - Luca Sabatelli 1982 - Gabriele Mayer 1985

Gabriele Mayer 1985

Silvio Betti 1974 - Corrado Colabucci 1971 - Gabriele Mayer 2002

Luca Sabatelli 1978 - Gabriele Mayer 1983 - Luca Sabatelli 1978

Luca Sabatelli 1980 - Gabriele Mayer 1983 - Corrado Colabucci 1974

Corrado Colabucci 1991 - Gabriele Mayer 1984 - Luca Sabatelli 1982 - 

Luca Sabatelli 1982 - Corrado Colabucci 1993 - Gabriele Mayer 1984

Gabriele Mayer 1985 - Gabriele Mayer 1984 - Luca Sabatelli 1978

Luca Sabatelli 2008 -Gabriele Mayer 1985 -  Luca Sabatelli 1980 - 

 

Luca Sabatelli 2006

YUNA YANG 2021 Fearless Capsule collection

After participating New York Fashion week for a decade, Yuna Yang collection has released a collection inspired by Buckchon Hanok ( traditional Korean house) village in Seoul, her hometown of Seoul. Against Asian discrimination, Yuna Yang wanted to express that we are all precious beings with different experiences and memories. The collection displays the emotions felt in the Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul, which has a simple and tranquil beauty. It adds meaning to collaboration with female staffs in Seoul. A collection of wearable couture sensibilities has been created, including a deep V-neckline jacket with the material of Yuna Yang's signature organza (Korean silk), a flower print dress and blouse collaborated with Italian workshops, a coding lace with a butterfly design, and a hot pink hoodie.

LA DROGHERIA-INGREDIENTI ITALIANI

Dopo i successi di Torino, Londra e Milano, La Drogheria, Ingredienti Italiani ha presentato per la prima volta a Roma le Collezioni private P/E 2019 a L’Archivio di Monserrato (Via Monserrato 150) di Soledad Twombly, fashion designer e curatrice nel suo spazio di mostre dove la moda, i tessuti preziosi, l’arte, il design italiano e internazionale sono i comuni denominatori. Alla presentazione romana delle creazioni delle couturière torinesi Caprice Selvaggia e Karin Chantal Bruno - abiti, camicie, gonne e pantaloni tailor-made dalle linee impeccabili e tagli sartoriali realizzati con lini, sete e filati di lana pregiati declinati in tante nuance di colore, rigorosamente i n tinta unita - si sono viste icone di stile e amanti di quell’eleganza sobria e sussurrata e di “quel” pezzo contemporaneo senza tempo da avere per sempre nell’armadio e poter sfoggiare in qualsiasi occasione. Cresciute in una famiglia protagonista dell’industria della moda torinese da tre generazioni, le sorelle Karin Chantal e Caprice Selvaggia Bruno, hanno sviluppato un particolare senso dell’armonia che ha permesso loro di dar luce ad un singolare progetto creativo. La Drogheria, Ingredienti Italiani è un laboratorio sartoriale di nicchia che propone abiti su ordinazione, interamente tagliati e cuciti a mano con passione, confezionati con tessuti di grande pregio. Le sorelle Bruno, hanno voluto creare per le donne un mondo ideale dove sentirsi belle, femminili e dove poter far emergere la migliore espressione di sé. La Drogheria, Ingredienti Italiani propone una collezione dal taglio essenziale e intramontabile che, grazie ai preziosi consigli delle due designer nella scelta della combinazione di tessuti e di colori più adatti al proprio carattere ed alla propria personalità, rende ogni donna unica e irripetibile.

NEW DESIGNER:VAQAR

VAQAR is an Iranian brand founded in 2013 by the sisters Shiva and Shirin Vaghar, both born and raised in Tehran. The brand quickly rose to the spotlight after being successfully shortlisted for the LVMH prize in 2016. It is during this third edition in 2016 that young designers have seduced the jury of experts who has not remained indifferent by their minimalist vision of fashion inspired above all by their Iranian culture. While Shiva is a business graduate, Shirin studied visual arts and both are, considering the lack of suitable Fashion schools in Iran, self-taught in Fashion Design. All at once - structured, layered, flowing and voluminous - their clothing is paradoxical in nature and minimally opulent. They present a very contemporary style, with outfits that are a modern take on the traditional Iranian or Western look.

NEW DESIGNERS:ANDY HO

Andy Ho was born in Hong Kong, upon graduation from HK Polytechnic University, he won Young Talent Fashion Award, Windsor Award, Koo's Scholarship, and Creativity Award. Andy's propensity towards art came early in life when his family ran Chinese arts and carving business. He endeavours to create a unique aesthetics of his own signature through interweaving art element of different cultures. Having worked for years in British company as Chief fashion designer and European company as Design and Marketing Consultancy being a bridge between Europe and China, Andy develops a strong commercial eye along with creativity. He decided to launch his designer label “Andy Ho. Twice a year, Andy Ho launches his new collection in the prime location of Paris – Carrousel Du Louvre during Paris Fashion Week.

NAPOLEAN BONAPARTE XVIIIC

MAGIC FLUTE OF BLACKFOREST

EXOTIC BIRDS

NEW DESIGNERS: BRAIN&BEAST

Brain&Beast was born in 2010 founded by Ángel Vilda.His collections reflect on games, riddles, hieroglyphics of apparent structural simplicity, that respond to complex geometrical equations in which color and materials form parts of codes where nothing is random. Brain&Beast proposes mixing garments which combine emotion and reason, with a very strong influence from contemporary culture without leaving out oodles of sophistication and a serious sense of humor. With the "Eclipse" collection he wins the 080 Barcelona Fest, a competition that rewards the Made in Spain new talents.

Eclipse closes a series of three, in which the designer has dived to the bottom of his own memory to clean up the sediment and transform the murky into crystalline. / Trilogy / (Playback, Vol. I / about helplessness; Labyrinth, Vol. II / on melancholy and loss) concludes as a cathartic experience that flows from darkness to light, opening up to an uncertain but calm future, after the storm.

'Eclipse' Collection

'Labyrinth' Collection

'Playback' Collection