Tag: Henri Matisse

Fashion History Talks! In conversation with Tziporah Salamon

by Cassidy Zachary

“It was Matisse that turned my eyes into diamonds.” Tziporah Salamon It is one thing to admire the art of dress, it is another thing entirely to be its living embodiment. And yet, that is exactly what the enchanting, inimitable Tziporah Salamon represents: a walking painting. Each of Tziporah’s thoughtfully-crafted ensembles are a work of art, … Continue reading Fashion History Talks! In conversation with Tziporah Salamon

The Art of Christopher Kane Fall/Winter 2015 RTW — An Ode to Art and Fashion History

by Christine Zhu

Christopher Kane’s Fall/Winter 2015 ready-to-wear collection beyond celebrating “feeling[s] of attraction and sensuality,”[1] was, in my eyes, a celebration of art and fashion history—not in the literal sense, but in a nuanced manner unique to Kane. Yes, the sexual references abound—phallic-looking slip tabs and silver-tipped pumps, which alluded to nipples, but perhaps it may be … Continue reading The Art of Christopher Kane Fall/Winter 2015 RTW — An Ode to Art and Fashion History