Showing posts with label monotone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monotone. Show all posts
Monday, February 26, 2024
BEAUTY: Clothing--Versace and Ferragamo
Milan Fashion Week is currently happening...not to be confused with Milano Moda Uomo which is for menswear. Traditionally for womenswear, this week features lots of houses, brands, and designers showing men's and women's collections together, on the same runway at the same time.
And two things caught my eye... at Versace and Ferragamo who both showed very high boots for men.
At Versace, they were thigh high and amazing.
And at Ferragamo they were even higher, inching up to the very top of the leg (look #3). The bulk of the collection though was made up of some effective monotonal (the autumn trio of olive green, mustard, and deep plum) looks in leather.
https://www.versace.com/
https://www.ferragamo.com/
And two things caught my eye... at Versace and Ferragamo who both showed very high boots for men.
At Versace, they were thigh high and amazing.
And at Ferragamo they were even higher, inching up to the very top of the leg (look #3). The bulk of the collection though was made up of some effective monotonal (the autumn trio of olive green, mustard, and deep plum) looks in leather.
https://www.versace.com/
https://www.ferragamo.com/
Labels:
beauty: clothing,
boots,
clothing,
fashion,
ferragamo,
leather,
men's clothing,
men's fashion,
monotone,
Versace
Tuesday, December 27, 2022
BEAUTY: Prints For Winter--Kiyoshi Saito
Kiyoshi Saito (1907 - 1997) was a very influential Japanese printmaker and his stunning winter snow prints from his Winter in Aizu '70 series are presented in a monochromatic color palette, recalling black and white photography, or simply the bleak grey light of winter.
Labels:
beauty: print,
black and white,
cold,
japan,
Japanese,
Kiyoshi Saito,
monotone,
print,
printer,
printmaking,
snow,
winter
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