Cubism has no doubt influenced many designers, and does still. Cubism has developed as an influence for being clean, and linear.
Women’s clothes (and men’s too, for sure!) came to a better harmony because of it, and you can surely use it as an everyday inspirations for your looks.
Oscar de la Renta looked towards Spain for his graphic cubist and Flamenco-inspired resort 2012 collection.
Picasso and Braque are the main artists to thank for when we put on our daily, well cut outfits. Paul Poiret freed us from the corset that crushed our spine and made it hard for us to breathe. Unless you like your corset that way, of course!
He created the loose dresses, followed by the ever so inspiring Chanel and her tweeds, skirts, and hats with simple yet angled linings.
Cubism may be very simple to try on your looks.
Straight lines, squared pieces, circled skirts, it all adds to your body if you know how to wear it.
Women’s clothes (and men’s too, for sure!) came to a better harmony because of it, and you can surely use it as an everyday inspirations for your looks.
Oscar de la Renta looked towards Spain for his graphic cubist and Flamenco-inspired resort 2012 collection.
Picasso and Braque are the main artists to thank for when we put on our daily, well cut outfits. Paul Poiret freed us from the corset that crushed our spine and made it hard for us to breathe. Unless you like your corset that way, of course!
He created the loose dresses, followed by the ever so inspiring Chanel and her tweeds, skirts, and hats with simple yet angled linings.
Cubism may be very simple to try on your looks.
Straight lines, squared pieces, circled skirts, it all adds to your body if you know how to wear it.
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