Алиса? Лолита?
В дополнение ко вчерашней новости о выставке, посвященной 150-летию первой публикации "Алисы в стране чудес, которая проходит в лондонском Музее детства. Там упоминались модные аутфиты (ибо речь не только о платьях), придуманные японскими дизайнерами, вдохновленные, помимо прочего, и приключениями Алисы.
Информация об экспозиции с сайта музея Виктории и Альберта (частью которого является Музей детства):
This item is part of one of the "Sweet Lolita" outfits on display from 23 April 2012 to January 2013 in the "Kitty and the Bulldog Lolita fashion and the influence of Britain" exhibition at the V&A. Part of the V&A British Design Season.
Lolita fashion emerged during the 1990s as a radical form of street style born out of the Japanese taste for Hello Kitty cuteness. Whether dressed in pink, powder blue, red, white or black, Lolitas are immediately recognisable by their doll-like make-up, frilly skirts, fanciful headgear, ribbons and lace. A striking feature of Lolita fashion is the extent to which it is influenced by British culture: Alice in Wonderland, Glam Rock, the New Romantics, Gothic, Punk and Vivienne Westwood. Although the attitude and aggression of Punk and Gothic have no place in the world of the Lolita, the movement represents a similarly powerful rebellion against the conventions of contemporary society. The first three sections of the display are devoted to Sweet, Gothic and Punk Lolita. The final section, Japanese Lolita, shows how a fascination with the exotic and alternative has resulted in the reappropriation and sometimes extreme recasting of traditional modes of Japanese dress.
А теперь картинки (все увеличиваются) и ссылки на соответствующие страницы на сайте музея с доп. фото и информацией.
Дизайнеры: Kumiko Uehara и Baby, the Stars Shine Bright (BSSB)
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Дизайнеры: Shunsuke HASEGAWA и Putumayo
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Дизайнеры: Kumiko Uehara и Baby, the Stars Shine Bright (BSSB)
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Информация об экспозиции с сайта музея Виктории и Альберта (частью которого является Музей детства):
This item is part of one of the "Sweet Lolita" outfits on display from 23 April 2012 to January 2013 in the "Kitty and the Bulldog Lolita fashion and the influence of Britain" exhibition at the V&A. Part of the V&A British Design Season.
Lolita fashion emerged during the 1990s as a radical form of street style born out of the Japanese taste for Hello Kitty cuteness. Whether dressed in pink, powder blue, red, white or black, Lolitas are immediately recognisable by their doll-like make-up, frilly skirts, fanciful headgear, ribbons and lace. A striking feature of Lolita fashion is the extent to which it is influenced by British culture: Alice in Wonderland, Glam Rock, the New Romantics, Gothic, Punk and Vivienne Westwood. Although the attitude and aggression of Punk and Gothic have no place in the world of the Lolita, the movement represents a similarly powerful rebellion against the conventions of contemporary society. The first three sections of the display are devoted to Sweet, Gothic and Punk Lolita. The final section, Japanese Lolita, shows how a fascination with the exotic and alternative has resulted in the reappropriation and sometimes extreme recasting of traditional modes of Japanese dress.
А теперь картинки (все увеличиваются) и ссылки на соответствующие страницы на сайте музея с доп. фото и информацией.
Дизайнеры: Kumiko Uehara и Baby, the Stars Shine Bright (BSSB)
Подробности
Дизайнеры: Shunsuke HASEGAWA и Putumayo
Подробности
Дизайнеры: Kumiko Uehara и Baby, the Stars Shine Bright (BSSB)
Подробности