Not quite done
Okay, I lied. I'm not quite done with my superhero fashion related posts.
I've read on the message boards that those wonderful Trinity statues we oohed and ahed over are not part of the regular exhibit, so they appear to have been specially developed for museum gala. And pictures are not allowed either, which I can understand, but it's still sorta a shame.
I found the May 2008 Vogue. The Gwyneth Paltrow shoot is more Metropolis/steampunk to me than Iron Man, all gears and metal. I don't usually like Tom Welling, but he looks pretty good with his hair slicked back. And after some digging, I found the psuedo-Grecian Wonder Woman layout I'd read about. The model is Isabeli Fontana. The actual theme for the photoshoot was that staple of WW -- satin. Huh? I guess Vogue took satin tights literally. I actually like the first two looks.
And further on the Diana von Furstenberg's WW collection. The stars look like something straight out of the WW tv introduction.
I've read on the message boards that those wonderful Trinity statues we oohed and ahed over are not part of the regular exhibit, so they appear to have been specially developed for museum gala. And pictures are not allowed either, which I can understand, but it's still sorta a shame.
I found the May 2008 Vogue. The Gwyneth Paltrow shoot is more Metropolis/steampunk to me than Iron Man, all gears and metal. I don't usually like Tom Welling, but he looks pretty good with his hair slicked back. And after some digging, I found the psuedo-Grecian Wonder Woman layout I'd read about. The model is Isabeli Fontana. The actual theme for the photoshoot was that staple of WW -- satin. Huh? I guess Vogue took satin tights literally. I actually like the first two looks.
And further on the Diana von Furstenberg's WW collection. The stars look like something straight out of the WW tv introduction.