The World Is So Crazy That Fashion Falls In Love With Painting.

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Phillip Lim 2007 spring summer series

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Gustav Klim's works

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Yves Saint Laurent's Mondrian skirt, 1965

Holly Fulton 2011 spring summer series

Wear a picture in a fashion master, love art.

No one will forget the art auction of the famous fashion master Eve Szentloran.

Those expensive private art collections have raised the appetite of millions of people, reportedly worth up to three hundred million euros.

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Perhaps this can explain from the side why Saint Laurent's works are filled with a strong artistic atmosphere, and he can use clothes to make the paintings and characteristics of montlian, Monet, Picasso and others behave so deeply.

More than 40 years ago, Saint Laurent introduced the art to fashion for the first time and launched the Mondrian skirt (1965), inspired by the works of Holland style painter Peter Mondriaan, red, yellow and blue. The abstract art totem became a popular fashion element. The black and red, yellow, blue and white squares became the fashion classics.

Since then, he has launched a series of artists such as Picasso and Daly.

Field's Chanel 1997 autumn and winter series has been inspired by the Wassily Kandinsky, an abstract expressionist. Field, the designer, has often found inspiration for painting artists from Van Gogh, Daly, and Daly. His first Dior high order series, the 1997 spring summer series, is inspired by the master of painting (Boldini). Its 2003 autumn and winter series is reminiscent of the surname painter's eternal memory. Visiting museums and appreciating art works is not only the designer's greatest interest, but also her most important inspiration for design, and her favorite artist is John Williams Waterhouse, who is also the most influential painter in her design. The fashion designer who is deeply involved in the art vortex is certainly not only Eve Szentloran -- Karl Lage, the fashion queen.

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Nowadays, the relationship between fashion and art is more and more closely related.

In a series of 2011/2012 autumn and winter clothes and the 2011 spring and summer clothing series just released in New York, a group of young designers can extract elements from their works and turn them into vivid prints or collage patterns to create a fashion with master Jay as a spirit.

Holly Fulton, Mary Katrantzou, Michael van der Ham and Iona Crawford are such a group of young designers who have taken the lead in the recent cross-border fashion trend.

"Even though I am a fashion designer, I also classify myself as an artist," said Crawford, who graduated from the Edinburgh Academy of art. She established her own brand in 2007.

In the studio, she painted guinea fowls, rare varieties of cattle and deer she saw on her parents' farm.

Crawford intercepts a part of each picture, amplifies it in digital form, and then mixes it on Scotland linen coarse cloth and soft cashmere.

"It's very important for me to capture the rural environment on the canvas," Crawford said. "But the key is not to be as original as it is, so it's too imaginative."

Holland born Michael van der Ham debuted in London Fashion Week in September last year. The series is characterized by the combination of different fabrics, colors and shapes to create some fresh and unexpected results. He has also become one of the winners of the British Fashion Council's Newgen award.

"A lot of my works are inspired by Andy Warhol's works."

Michaelvan der Ham said.

Holly Fulton, a designer in Scotland, worked in Lanvin brand before she established her brand in 2009.

Her iconic print dress has a bright fluorescent color, a picture of skyscrapers and crystal ornaments. She says her subconscious mind is trying to design artistic decorations.

She also mentioned pop art, architecture and indigenous art.

Every colorful wrinkle, which looks as if it has been brushed by water, is a fine abstract art. This artistic method is embodied in the design of Mary Katrantzou, a British born designer in Athens.

Katranzou, known for her exquisite painting and printing, has devoted his attention to the theme of Rococo in his last autumn and winter series. The paintings involved are from the French court painter Jean Hall Fragonard (Jean-Honor Fragonard) and Jean Mark Natie (Jean-Marc Nattier), with retro pearls, gorgeous brooches and gold metal necklace on top.

"Now, designers like Katrantzou have come out because they have a strong style of self, and their colors, decorations or fabrics are very special.

Their clothes will be identified immediately in the shop.

Woman dress buyer Rebecca said.

Fashion development is closely linked with art.

In the "little history of fashion" written by Professor Gertrud Lehnert, Professor of central Saint Martin University in London, it is believed that in aesthetics, fashion entered the modern era in the 20s.

"For the first time in history, fashion no longer hides behind other arts - architecture, literature, painting or design, but develops with balance and becomes an independent field of art.

This means that from the moment of the birth of modern fashion, it has been closely linked with art.

Don't forget that today's fashion designers have another identity label - an artist.

Look at the design masters of the "academics". John Galiano, Tom Ford, Alexander MacQeen, Mark Jakob, Donna Karen, Anna and Sue have all received professional system pure art courses and the learning of eastern and Western art history.

Even some fashion designers are majoring in painting and art, such as Eve Szentloran and Christian.

The famous Miss coco Chanel has a deep friendship with French and European artists. His successor, lagger field, is a good friend of Paris's left bank when he is young and energetic. Eve Szentloran has private collections comparable to any large art collection in the world.

Fashion design in modern sense is destined to be attached to art from the moment of its birth.

A painter's work, or an art genre, has a direct impact on fashion design.

For example, the masterpieces of Picasso and Daly, futurism, Impressionism, Neo Impressionism, surrealism, cubism, deconstruction and so on, all directly influenced the fashion designers of different ages.

Because of the introduction and participation of art, fashion has gradually become part of the art, no longer "vulgar", but its own flavor.