Lace passion // Fashion and Architecture
Posted On: June 13, 2012
Posted In: Chris Briffa Architects, Data Nature Associates, Dolce & Gabbana, Flos, Flower Vase Lighting, Jean Nouvel, lace, lace architecture, lace facade, lace in fashion, lauraperin, Louis Vuitton, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Manolo Blahnik Store, Musee de Louvre, Patricia Urquiola, prada lace bag, Roberto Cavalli, theJuicesqueezer, thejuicesqueezer.com
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Posted In: Chris Briffa Architects, Data Nature Associates, Dolce & Gabbana, Flos, Flower Vase Lighting, Jean Nouvel, lace, lace architecture, lace facade, lace in fashion, lauraperin, Louis Vuitton, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Manolo Blahnik Store, Musee de Louvre, Patricia Urquiola, prada lace bag, Roberto Cavalli, theJuicesqueezer, thejuicesqueezer.com
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As I have already said in one of my previous post (here) I am quite interested in the connections between fashion and architecture. Throughout history clothing and buildings have referenced one with the other in form and appearance. Architecture is using the same techniques that usually are used in fashion as: printing, weaving, pleating, folding. The latest trend for both it seems to be the lace. Below a selection of pictures, my weekly mood board. I hope you like it.
Manolo Blahnik Store Moscow photos © Data Nature Associates
Musee de Louvre // Jean Nouvel
Roberto Cavalli’s home in Florence, Italy. Photo by Olivier Amsellem
Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Barcelona. Interior by designer Patricia Urquiola.
Louis Vuitton Spring//Summer collection 2012
Flower Vase Lighting by Flos
Dolce & Gabbana makeup lace summer collection 2012
Lace bag by Prada
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