¿ Que puede salir de la colaboración de Yayoi Kusama y Louis Vuitton? nada mas y nada menos que creatividad, al menos eso creo desde que he visto estas imagenes.
Yayoi Kusama, artista japonesa y famosa en el mundo entero por ser la princesa del Polka Dots, su trabajo repetitivo y rítmico llena los patrones de lunares. A lo largo de los años, ha cubierto con asiduidad pinturas, dibujos, esculturas, películas y actuaciones. Este año, sin embargo, los lunares de Kusama también se le dará cobertura en el lujo de la moda ya que Marc Jacobs después de un viaje a Tokio, donde conoció a la artista, decidió celebrar un estilo único de Kusama en una extensa colección llamada "Infinity colección de puntos" para el sello de Louis Vuitton.
La colección se caracteriza por el contraste de colores básicos como el negro, blanco, rojo, amarillo y azul, así como por la combinación armónica entre las telas de las prendas y los accesorios.
La primera parte de la colección consiste en pijamas, abrigos de trinchera y joyería y estará disponible en 461 Vuitton tiendas a partir del 11 de julio, un día antes de la inauguración de la retrospectiva del artista en el Whitney Museum de Nueva York. Monograma de artículos de cuero será el centro de una segunda línea, llegando en octubre.
Adoro los zapatos!
What can come out of the collaboration of Yayoi Kusama and Louis Vuitton? nothing more and nothing less than creativity, at least I think since I've seen these pictures.
Yayoi Kusama, Japanese artist and famous worldwide for being the Princess of Polka Dots, its repetitive and rhythmic patterns full moon. Over the years, has regularly covered paintings, drawings, sculptures, films and performances. This year, however, moles of Kusama also be given coverage in the luxury fashion as Marc Jacobs after a trip to Tokyo, where he met the artist, decided to hold a Kusama unique style in a large collection called "Infinity collection points" for the label Louis Vuitton.
The collection is characterized by the contrast of basic colors like black, white, red, yellow and blue, and by the harmonious combination between the fabrics of the garments and accessories.
The first part of the collection consists of pajamas, trench coats and jewelry and will be available in 461 Vuitton stores starting July 11, a day before the opening of the artist's retrospective at the Whitney Museum in New York. Monogram leather goods will be the focus of a second line, coming in October.
I love the shoes!
What can come out of the collaboration of Yayoi Kusama and Louis Vuitton? nothing more and nothing less than creativity, at least I think since I've seen these pictures.
Yayoi Kusama, Japanese artist and famous worldwide for being the Princess of Polka Dots, its repetitive and rhythmic patterns full moon. Over the years, has regularly covered paintings, drawings, sculptures, films and performances. This year, however, moles of Kusama also be given coverage in the luxury fashion as Marc Jacobs after a trip to Tokyo, where he met the artist, decided to hold a Kusama unique style in a large collection called "Infinity collection points" for the label Louis Vuitton.
The collection is characterized by the contrast of basic colors like black, white, red, yellow and blue, and by the harmonious combination between the fabrics of the garments and accessories.
The first part of the collection consists of pajamas, trench coats and jewelry and will be available in 461 Vuitton stores starting July 11, a day before the opening of the artist's retrospective at the Whitney Museum in New York. Monogram leather goods will be the focus of a second line, coming in October.
I love the shoes!
