Galliano, Simons and Chiuri

TRAVEL HERE: DIOR’S LATER CREATIVE DIRECTORS “Better to have no taste at all than to be limited by good or bad taste.”  That’s what the exhibition guide claims John Galliano rebutted when some criticized his outrageousness.  I can’t say I agree with him.  I kept looking for a good excuse for his (ahem) designs.  I’mContinue reading “Galliano, Simons and Chiuri”

From Christian to Yves and Friends

TRAVEL HERE: DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF DIOR When Yves Saint Laurent took up the reins of Dior from Dior, management was concerned.  After all, YSL was only in his early twenties.  Can you blame them?  At first, everything was OK. Trapeze to Trouble The black dress and the floral print dress on the leftContinue reading “From Christian to Yves and Friends”

The DMA’s Divine Date with Dior

TRAVEL HERE: A CELEBRATION OF FASHION AS ART On Saturday the 18th, Dior: From Dallas to the World had not even opened to the public yet and I was back for my second helping.  It’s just that delicious.  You don’t even have to like fashion or art to appreciate this exhibition.  What do you like?Continue reading “The DMA’s Divine Date with Dior”

Dior at the DMA

TRAVEL HERE: A CELEBRATION WITH COCKTAIL ATTIRE AND CHAMPAGNE The invitation was delicious.  Dior, Dallas Museum of Art, Celebration, Cocktail Attire, 100 Haute Couture Dresses…  It sounded like something I dreamed up rather than a real invitation in the physical mailbox at the edge of my lawn.  I replied to the affirmative immediately, lest theContinue reading “Dior at the DMA”

Berthe Morisot at the DMA

TRAVEL HERE: IMPRESSIONS OF WOMEN Women artists have been in the spotlight at the DMA this year.  The first few months of the year, Ida O’Keefe’s work was featured and I thoroughly enjoyed the peek into this woman’s portfolio.  Unfortunately, her art was overshadowed by her more famous sister, a sister who tried to shoveContinue reading “Berthe Morisot at the DMA”

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