Fusing street murals, abstract elements, graffiti images and sketchbook drawings with fashion and transposing them onto dresses, coats and tops, models played the part of modern day walking portraits for a variety of artistic genres. From Phoebe Philo’s graphic inspiration of 20th-century Brassaï at Céline, to Karl Lagerfeld’s channeling of Jeff Koons for his venue and backdrop for his Pantone paint palette dresses at Chanel, to Miuccia Prada‘s politically charged wall art inspired illustrations. And at Fendi and Valentino, contemporary geometric and mod abstracts echoed the art school influence seen elsewhere. The final exhibit: Jean-Charles de Castelbajac proves Jay Z isn’t the only one who wants to be like Picasso and promises a season illustrated by any medium, including paint brushes, spray cans and graphite.
images: IMAXtree
Art Pop: Fashion and Art Collide For Spring 2014
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Chanel
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Jil Sander
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Celine
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Versace
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Prada
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Andrew Gn
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Jean Charles de Castelbajac
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Antonio Marras
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Christopher Kane
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Christian Dior
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Prabal Gurung
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Aquilano. Rimondi
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Vivienne Westwood
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Giles
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Fendi
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Valentino
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Cushnie et Ochs
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Dolce & Gabbana
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Givenchy
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Lela Rose
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DSquared2
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Preen
