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Sfilare nel tempo. La prima sfilata collettiva italiana

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i guai erano cominciati subito, addirittura nel luglio del ‘51 perché il presidente della Bergdorf Goodman, Andrew Bardo Goodman che aveva comprato i modelli di Simonetta e Fabiani sin dalla prima stagione di Firenze, li aveva consigliati di sfilare a Roma per averli in esclusiva. E questo portò persino ad una rottura fra Goodman e … Leggi tutto

Sfilare nel tempo. Il Théâtre de la Mode

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It was there, at that nightmare bivouac, that I first heard of an exhibition that, Lee said, would have an enormous impact and that the Parisian public, so long deprived of all contact with beauty and elegance, would surely appreciate. It was being prepared with infinite care, though as yet no title had been decided. … Leggi tutto

Il Camp, tra menzogna e gioco.

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Vincenzo Piccolo   L’uomo si abbiglia prima di agire, di parlare, di camminare, di mangiare. Le azioni che appartengono alla moda, il portamento, la conversazione ecc, non sono che le conseguenze della nostra toilette… In veste da camera o in abito da ballo una donna è tutt’altra: direste che sono due donne!   Honoré de … Leggi tutto

Nostalgia e attesa. La prima neve

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Agnese Azzarelli sull’albo illustrato di Elham Asadi e Sylvie Bello   Per qualsiasi storia ho bisogno di avere foto in bianco e nero, anche a colori, degli anni ottanta. Ci deve essere qualcosa di nostalgico. Sylvie Bello   La nostalgia riflessiva si sofferma sui ruderi, sulla patina del tempo e della storia, sui sogni di … Leggi tutto

Crepe dell’alba. Affondi

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Roberto Batisti   Da Ginevra […] un bel giorno scompariva. Lo cercavano… e lo trovavano nei bassifondi di Marsiglia, mettiamo, che orgiava, si ubriacava. Aveva proprio questi brani di follia ciclica… come nella vita, così nell’attività scientifica. G. Contini su F. De Saussure   con occhiali leggeri sul naso appuntito, teneva il giaccone aperto su … Leggi tutto

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