KIM TIZIANA ROTTMULLER SS19 NYFW

German designer Kim Tiziana Rottmüller leads us through a spiritual story for collection ‘Oblivion’, taking inspiration from a seductive witch, a symbol for our transcendental self and inner magical power. Lilac, the color for spirituality brings light into the collection whereas black is used to submit the unknown, mysterious darkness. Experiments with volume are revealed through oversized hoods and layers of ruffles.

A stand out look - a candy pink oversized woolen jumper embellished with mysterious tarot cards that weave in and out of the knit.

Kim Tiziana Rottmüller delivered a dramatic and theatrical collection to rival all NYFW runways this season.

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Thom Browne Spring 2018 Ready-To-Wear

Two girls dreaming of unicorns and mermaids, and all the things that little girls dream of... Thom Browne

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Thom Browne Spring 2018 Ready-To-Wear - see full Paris Fashion Week collection.

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Undercover Fall 2017 Ready-To-Wear

“In an ideal world, everybody would be equal,” said Japanese designer Jun Takahashi about Undercover Fall 2017 ready-to-wear to VOGUE.

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Gucci Fall Winter 2017 Fashion Show

“It’s a big trip in my personal garden which is mine but also Gucci’s, and it expresses all the ideas of me, all of my obsessions,” Alessandro Michele.

Looking at the first unified Gucci fashion show, the Women’s and Men’s Fall Winter 2017 Collection. Inspired by the Alchemist’s Garden, creative director Alessandro Michele’s lineup included ruffled gowns and suiting strewn with floral prints, T-shirts scrawled with artist Coco Capitán’s writing and accessories laden with animal hardware. Full review and collection on VogueRunway.

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Thom Browne Spring 2017 Menswear

Thom Browne Spring 2017 menswear collection. 

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Shakespeare's R&J @ the Fabrefaction Theatre Conservatory

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On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2014,

Fabrefaction Theatre

Conservatory

(FTC) opens what

The New York Times

calls a 

“hot-blooded adaptation of Romeo and Juliet”

– Shakespeare’s 

R&J, just in time for

Valentine’s Day!

 This

 is the story of four young prep school students, tired of 

going through the usual drill of conjugating Latin and other 

tedious school routines, decide to vary their very governed lives. 

After school, one breaks out a copy of

William Shakespeare's

ROMEO AND JULIET

and they all take turns reading the play 

aloud. You know I'll be going to this one! Get your

tickets!! Perfect for Valentine's Day.

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the Maá experience

My mother and I knew instantly that we were in for an experience of the senses from merely walking unto the Atlanta Symphony Hall sod-covered stage to take our seats for

Maá

.

Maá, which means "earth" in Finnish, treated the audience to a dancerly, sometimes ethereal journey of discovery. The movement was graceful at times and abrupt at others, leaving you engaged and intrigued. The set was visually dynamic as the seating was in the round and the performers utilized the entire stage, even incorporating the orchestra into the dance sequences.

Finnish composer,

Kaija Saariaho

, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

Maestro Robert Spano

, GA Tech's

Sonic Generator

and

gloATL

, collaborated on the project.

The music score, choreography and larger than life visual projections fused together seamlessly. At one point, even audience participation was encouraged.

Maá was an avant-garde production - an artistic endeavor of a higher intellectual plane than most theatrical performances in the city. It was refreshing and inspiring.

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