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| Пальто PRADA Джинсы TOP SHOP Обувь JIL SANDER Кепи NEW LOOK |
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| Terry Richardson, Vogue Paris, 2001 |
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| Albert Watson, Vogue amerikan,1977 |
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| Corinne Day, Vogue british, 1993 |
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| Mario Sorrenti, Glamour Paris, 1993 |
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| Irving Penn,Vogue american, 1949 |
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| Deborah Turbeville, Vogue american, 1975 |
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| Patrick Demarchelier, Vogue american, 1977 |
Papier glace // Glossy Exhibition in Paris
Hello, Brer Rabbits!
I missed you so much!
Entry-level blogger has two problems: fools and out-of-time posting. I’m faced with bothproblems every now and again.
Sometimes you want to write a new post and you have a great deal of information, butproblems and troubles drop from the clouds…
Oh, no! I’m not apologizing!
Mind you, yes... I’m apologizing). Please, forgive a silly woman, my not numerous but so darling readers, I’ll never do the like again!
I always run for dear life on different exhibitions related to fashion. When I havebeen to Paris (as early as in April!) I was happy enough to visit a wonderful exposition inGalliera Museum of Fashion. It was an expo offashion photograph taken by greatphotographers of past and modern times. I wanted to visit this museum from long ago when maestro Alexander Vasiliev chanted the praises of this museum at the lectures of Fashion Academy ;)
Coat PRADA
Jeans TOP SHOP
Shoes JIL SANDER
Kepi NEW LOOK
At long last my dream came true!
Being a reasonable woman, I charged my camera and smoothly palmed it on to my husband). In such a manner, we dropped ourselves through the whole Paris with professional camera atilt. And at the museum entrance a polite French woman told us iningratiating language that photo shoot wasprohibited. Of course, I was disappointed. Youain't seen nothing yet! Just some hours after museum opening photos at different angles began to appear in instagram – and mydisposition ruffled perceptibly… But I wasimpressed by observed beauty, which casteverything into the shade.
Surely, you’ve noticed a non-conventional elements’ combination of my image. It wasdone intentionally. I mixed classics of sixties and heavy, almost bikers’ shoes. It was the one more experiment of mine. As a result I turned into a swanky “cavalier”.
And another thing, keeping your own blog is very useful. It is like a diary about your appearance. By trial and error sooner or later –finally you will create your image. Never-failing Uncle Style knows you and what you want to say. And whatever appearances, I consider that people should painstakingly work not only on the inner world but also on theirimage. J
“You can be a good person even if you think about your nails beauty!”
The fact that many fine art experts don’t correspond to beauty they tell us about, always raised my eyebrows. I think that they can’t pass judgment on beauty if they don’t wear well!
Yours Alyonushka!
