Sculptural fashion

Coco Chanel stated that “fashion is architecture: it is a matter of proportions” The styles featured here are architecturally-inspired designs. Whether it’s the framework of a dress or a bustier, each piece shows stunning angles and curves, allowing light and open space to complement the finished product.

Pratt Institute and Ralph Pucci International presented "Pratt + Paper & Ralph Pucci," an exclusive exhibition preview of paper designs by fashion design, fine arts, industrial design, and interior design students from Pratt's School of Art and Design on Tuesday, December 7th at the Ralph Pucci International Gallery Nine Showroom in New York. An interdisciplinary group of 50 Pratt students were challenged to a semester-long study in texture and form to dress Pucci's Spring 2011 "GIRL 2"…

plastic dress

The complete Iris van Herpen Fall 2016 Couture fashion show now on Vogue Runway.

Coco Chanel stated that “fashion is architecture: it is a matter of proportions” The styles featured here are architecturally-inspired designs. Whether it’s the framework of a dress or a bustier, each piece shows stunning angles and curves, allowing light and open space to complement the finished product.

Ashi Studio S/S 2014 Couture Source

Haute Couture with CoutureNotebook on Instagram: "From drawing to final garments a peek at the creative process of Pakistan designer @surajmukhhi for her graduation collection inspired by flowers and the Winged Victory in Le Louvre .. Really like that sleeve. Sculptural wearable art What do you think? . FOLLOW @couturenotebook AND click on the 🔔 at the top of the profile so you don't miss any post. 😎"

Photo from Jean Paul Gaultier's show in Brooklyn Museum. The Actor by Pablo Picasso Gertrude Stein by Pablo Picasso Photo from the exhibition in Metropolitan Museum. Lida Fox by Axl Jansen for Encens Magazine WOMAN by Henryk Lobaczewski Photos from Internet.

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The end of the world is not the end of couture. Dutch designer Iris van Herpen merges 3-D printer technology with high-end fashion for a postapocalyptic result.