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Valentino Quenches Our Thirst For Couture
Valentino Quenches Our Thirst For Couture
Autumn/Winter Haute Couture 2021/2022
Autumn/Winter Haute Couture 2021/2022
July 15, 2021
It’s bold, it’s colorful, it’s Valentino honey, and it did not disappoint.
Creative Director, Pierpaolo Piccioli, served a powerful haute couture show that brought us back to life after the emotionally depleting year that was 2020. The runway show was presented both in-person and live-streamed; only a small, fortunate few had the opportunity of seeing the collection in person in Venice.
“One of the most challenging aspects of my work during these unprecedented times was the reprogramming of some of my recurrent thoughts, which of course included the concept and the place for my couture shows,” Piccioli said before presenting the couture show. “The current ‘travel with your fantasy’ mode we are in pushed me to dream harder and bigger.”
New publication brings together a variety of authors and artists reflecting on darkness
I See That I See What You Don t See is available via Idea Books.
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.- I See That I See What You Dont See presents a layered, non-binary perspective on darkness. Navigating cosmic, automated, and seemingly invisible environments, this publication examines what we do not generally getor chooseto see, and the consequences of these choices on notions of visibility, oppression, and emancipation.
In this publication, the exercise of seeing and revealing what generally remains concealed purposely avoids the metaphor of light as wisdom and knowledge. Instead, its contributors aim for an increased understanding of the contrasting effects of light access, deprivation, and overexposure on different bodies, including the influence of radiation on human and non-human behaviours, our coexistence with the invisible yet pervasive architecture of the digital, instances of synchronicity with th