Showing posts with label jacqueline kennedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jacqueline kennedy. Show all posts

Monday, November 2, 2020

70's SUEDE TRENCH COAT

The leather trench coat is back in our wardrobes, becoming this season's must have, inevitable for the first cold days, the must model is maxi in leather or eco-leather, preferably with a belt at the waist. 
Many brands have included this iconic piece in their collections. Waiting to understand what fast fashion will offer us, it is worth making a visit to vintage shops: the perfect model could come from the seventies, the real ones.
 Take a look below:

70's suede trench coat

Jacqueline Kennedy

Ossie Clark 1969

Jean-Shrimpton 

Jean-Shrimpton 1962 by David Bailey

 





Thursday, March 21, 2019

LEE RADZIWILL: THE MOST STILISH WOMAN

She's died about one month ago, Lee Radziwill, one of the most elegant women ever. But her style will be an inspiration for all want to be so elegant like her. There are many images that represent her eternal style, I've selected some pictures that show how she was always elegant in all her life and in all situation. An icon of fashion to follow. Hamish Bowles described her in the August 2003 issue of Vogue as “the chic, sleek wraith whose fabled wide-eyed prettiness and brisk elegance has defined dynamic American style for decades—and still turns heads.”
Lee Radziwill by Bert Stern

Jackie and Lee on Capri 1970

Lee Radziwill and Peter Tufo


Lee  with her Son Anthony In Italy, 1962

Lee Radziwell and Herb Ross

Lee Radziwill with Giambattista Valli
Lee Radziwill with Andy Warhol

Lee Radziwill with Truman Capote

Lee Radziwill with Mick and Bianca Jagger

Lee Radziwill with Rudolf Nureyev



Lee Radziwill with her sister Jacqueline Kennedy

Lee Radziwill with her sister Jacqueline Kennedy on Amalfi


Lee Radziwill with Anna Wintour




Lee Radziwill  photo by Bert Stern

Monday, March 18, 2019

THE ORIGIN OF AN ICONIC DRESS

The mint green embroidered satin one-shouldered toga dress by Valentino, that Jacqueline Kennedy wore in 1967 during her trip in Cambodia is one of the most iconic dress of a history of fashion; in 2001 Princess Marie Chantal of Greece wore it to the exhibition “Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years”. Jennifer Lopez wore the same Valentino's dress for the red carpet at the Oscar 2003. Pierpaolo Piccioli designed a dress inspired to the original of 1967 for the 2018/19 Fall/Winter Collection. Prabal Gurung for the next winter collection applies feathers to the hem instead of embroidery.
Prabal Gurung F/W 2019-20  -  Valentino 1967

Jacqueline Kennedy during her trip to Cambodia in 1967

Princess Marie-Chantal with Valentino in Valentino gowns


Jennifer Lopez's mint green vintage gown by Valentino at the Oscars in 2003
Valentino by Pierpaolo Piccioli F/W 2018-19


Tuesday, January 29, 2019

THE ORIGIN OF A HAUTE COUTURE DRESS

If Alexis Mabille drew this fuchsia dress showed during the last Paris Haute Couture, he probably had in mind the Oleg Cassini dress worn by Jacqueline Kennedy in 1961 for a photo shoot by Richard Avedon, in turn perhaps Oleg Cassini was inspired by the dress that Hubert de Givenchy designed for Audrey Hepburn in 1959. An idea always comes from another idea.
Jacqueline Kennedy photographed by Richard Avedon in a gown by Oleg Cassini, 1961  -  Dress by Alexis Mabille Haute Couture S/S2019
Audrey Hepburn in a gown by Givenchy, 1957  -  Jacqueline Kennedy in a gown by Oleg Cassini, 1961 

Thursday, June 11, 2015

60's WHITE SLEEVELESS SHIRT

A sleeveless shirt of white silk can be of the '60s, but it could be of any age, is always perfect with any outfit, with black pants or with a colorful skirt, it's a must have end a master key for all wardrobes.
White is a place of mystical quiet and the refuge of all the colors.
Casual,dynamic, simple and chic, in one word:necessary.




CLOSET CASTLE di Annapaola Brancia d'Apricena

Renewed findings from the coffer of a castle







60's white silk sleeveless shirt
 60's white shirt
Brigitte Bardot

Anna Maria Pierangeli

Audrey Hepburn

Jean Patchett

Jean Shrimpton

Jacqueline Kennedy
Related Article:http://www.scostumista.com/2015/06/let-me-be-fire.html

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

OLIVIA vs JAKIE

It was 1961 when Jacqueline Kennedy wore a long yellow satin skirt on a black top. And it was just a couple of days ago, that Olivia Palermo wore a long yellow satin skirt very similar for the British Fashion Awards , designed by Emilia Wickstead, the New Zealand-born London-based designer,  emerged as London’s go-to designer for occasion dressing and she has become known for her ability to find inspiration in 1950s and 1960s couture salons.


Tuesday, July 8, 2014

FERITO A MORTE

Le solite cose, sempre le stesse, ormai logore da quanto sono state ripetute nel tempo….uguali ma sempre diverse…Le solite cose….ma questa volta espresse in modo magistrale, o meglio non dette esplicitamente ma intuite in un intreccio di frasi disarticolate, riconosciute nei colori e sapori sedimentati fra le pagine della memoria, voci frammenti di frasi venute da chissà quale luogo remoto o dalle profondità dell’animo, persone, amici, che col loro muoversi intorbidano e confondono le rigide forme del Tempo facendole diventare fluide, miscelabili fra loro, in mare dove tutti i granelli di sabbia smossi dal sentimento siano di nuovo posati sul fondale della stanchezza cronica, fatalistica del vivere o del quasi vivere in quel quasi pensiero del dormiveglia mattutino. E la metafora del vivere qui acquista l’immagine della Bella Giornata, carica di speranza, una sfida non ancora compiuta e perciò ancora potenzialmente vincente. Per poi accorgersi di averne sprecata un’altra.
(da "Ferito a morte"-Raffaele La Capria)




CLOSET CASTLE di Annapaola Brancia d'Apricena

Renewed findings from the coffer of a castle
Dal baule di un castello ritrovamenti e riadattamenti





60's embroidered piquet cotton top
Top di piquet di cotone ricamato anni '60
MEDITERRANEAN
Brigitte Bardot

Brigitte Bardot
Grace Kelly

Jacqueline Kennedy

Pucci trousers 1968

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