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Midnight in Paris (2011).
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Alexander McQueen Autumn/Winter 2006 dress
The inspiration here is highly personal – the designer’s own heritage – which goes at least some way towards explaining the exquisite hand-craftsmanship that goes into each piece as well, of course, as bird head-dresses and McQueen tartan. The collection is luxurious and romantic but melancholic and even austere at the same time. The silhouette – all nipped waists, bustles and exaggerated hip lines – is designed to exaggerate a woman’s form and each piece is unique, a one-off couture creation with emotional content intended to be handed down from generation to generation like the most precious of heirlooms.
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Rodarte Spring/Summer 2011.
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A Christian Dior gown in Harper’s Bazaar (September 1951) photographed by Karen Radkai.
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“It’s all about extremes of emotions and it’s about getting yourself ready to go through there… I think.”- Florence Welch
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Audrey Hepburn and William Holden.
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Dree Hemingway photographed by Bruce Weber for Vogue Germany (June 2013).
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