Hola de nuevo, estoy de vuelta de mis vacaciones y encantadísima de volver a estar aquí!
Antes de empezar quería daros las gracias a tod@s por vuestros comentarios y por supuesto a mis nuevos seguidores, os lo agradezco de corazón!!!
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Como ya sabéis cada viernes se lo dedico al arte, es lo que yo llamo post-art y hoy he querido incluir en él esta sorprendente campaña, se trata la del diseñador de joyas Alexis Bittar en la que nos presenta su Lookbook Resort 2012.
Tan solo con la utilizacion de maniquíes, figuras de animales, imágenes surrealistas y joyería neón, ha sido suficiente para sorprender al publico con un resultado muy original.
El diseñador neoyorquino Alexis Bittar es conocido por su joyería en Lucita tallada (un tipo de resina sintética usada en joyería) y piedras semipreciosas. Bittar empezó vendiendo sus creaciones inspiradas en la joyería en Bakelita Art Decó, que él volvió a poner de moda, en los mercados callejeros del Soho, hasta que Dawn Mello, la directora creativa de Bergdorf Goodman, descubrió su trabajo, y un año después sus joyas ya se podían encontrar en tiendas como la del Museo Guggerheim de Nueva York, Saks Fifth Avenue o Barneys New York. Alexis Bittar ha colaborado con la estilista de la serie Sexo en Nueva York, Patricia Field, en la pasarela de Burberry y en anuncios para Estee Lauder, y aunque al comienzo de su carrera Bittar trabajaba en su propio dormitorio, ahora dirige un taller de 160 personas que tallan y pintan a mano cada una de las piezas de sus colecciones.
Hello again, I'm back from my vacation and enchanted to be back here!
Before we start I wanted to thank tod @ s for your comments and of course my new followers, I thank you from the heart!
As you know I dedicate every Friday to art, is what I call post-art and today I wanted to incorporate this amazing campaign, is that of Alexis Bittar jewelry designer in which he presents his 2012 Resort Lookbook.
Only with the use of mannequins, animal figures, surreal images and jewelry neon, was enough to surprise the audience with a very original.
The New York designer Alexis Bittar is known for its carved Lucite jewelry (a type of synthetic resin used in jewelry) and gemstones. Bittar started selling his creations inspired by Art Deco Bakelite jewelry, he came back into fashion in the street markets in SoHo, until Dawn Mello, the creative director of Bergdorf Goodman, he discovered his work, and a year later his and jewelry could be found in stores like the Museum of New York Guggerheim, Saks Fifth Avenue or Barneys New York. Alexis Bittar has collaborated with the designer of the series Sex and the City, Patricia Field, on the catwalk in ads for Burberry and Estee Lauder, and although his early career working Bittar in his own bedroom, now directs a workshop of 160 who carved and hand painted each of the pieces in their collections.
Hello again, I'm back from my vacation and enchanted to be back here!
Before we start I wanted to thank tod @ s for your comments and of course my new followers, I thank you from the heart!
As you know I dedicate every Friday to art, is what I call post-art and today I wanted to incorporate this amazing campaign, is that of Alexis Bittar jewelry designer in which he presents his 2012 Resort Lookbook.
Only with the use of mannequins, animal figures, surreal images and jewelry neon, was enough to surprise the audience with a very original.
The New York designer Alexis Bittar is known for its carved Lucite jewelry (a type of synthetic resin used in jewelry) and gemstones. Bittar started selling his creations inspired by Art Deco Bakelite jewelry, he came back into fashion in the street markets in SoHo, until Dawn Mello, the creative director of Bergdorf Goodman, he discovered his work, and a year later his and jewelry could be found in stores like the Museum of New York Guggerheim, Saks Fifth Avenue or Barneys New York. Alexis Bittar has collaborated with the designer of the series Sex and the City, Patricia Field, on the catwalk in ads for Burberry and Estee Lauder, and although his early career working Bittar in his own bedroom, now directs a workshop of 160 who carved and hand painted each of the pieces in their collections.
Fuera de este post me vais a permitir que mencione la desaparicion de uno de los grandes diseñadores de nuestro País, Jesus del Pozo. Amo la moda española y tenía la obligacion de hacer referencia a esta fatal noticia.
En mi columna lateral del blog dedicado a diseñadores españoles no podía faltar él.
"UNA AGUJA PARA DIOS"
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