Showing posts with label Metropolitan Museum of Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Metropolitan Museum of Arts. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

The Devil Wears Prada? Not Anymore.

I planned on doing a re-cap of my previous blog about the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Ball but I figured why not just talk about my favorite person that was there and how STUNNING she looked. Anna Wintour wowed me and I can guarantee many others with her haute couture Chanel creation. She let everyone know that she wore it to resemble Storm, the "X-Men" character. I believe that she hit the mark with this gorgeous ensemble. I can't wait until I meet her(notice how I didn't say "hope I meet her"). This lady has played such a significant role in the world of fashion I don't think anyone will be able to forget such a extraordinary women of style and grace. She only built her reputation of stepping out looking awesome with this couture replication for Storm. There were others that looked great such as Cameron Diaz, Salma Hayek and Lucy Liu but no one was more ravishing that Miss Wintour. How about a round of applause...



“I am Storm, that’s why we’ve had sunshine all day. I stopped the rain.”
-Anna Wintour



-Christopher Nic.

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Calling All Superheroes To The Runway!


This really goes to show that fashion has NO limits! If you weren't aware, today was the opening of the 2008 Costume Institute Gala's exhibition Superheroes; Fashion and Fantasy. The exhibition and the Costume Ball is held at the Metropolitan Museum of Arts in New York City. Philippe de Montebello (director, Metropolitan Museum of Art), Anna Wintour (editor in chief, American Vogue), Andrew Bolton (from the Met and curator of the Superheroes exhibit) were involved with the making of this wonderful event. But the real man behind it all is the well known fashion designer, Giorgio Armani. When finding this out, I knew I was in for a treat and like always he didn't let me down.

The exhibit contains outfits that have been made over the years by numerous fashion designers such as Galliano, Dior, Mugler, Jean Paul Gaultier and many more with the "superhero" theme in mind. They were inspired by superheroes from Spiderman all the way to The Flash and even the Iron Man. Everyone who is anyone will be caught in the Met tonight. If I had the mula to attend such an event, I surely would be there! Since my pockets are already stretched pretty thin I guess I'll have to settle for the pictures. If you're in the same position I'm in, take a look too! If you still want to stop in while your visiting the Big Apple some time soon you can, the exhibit will be up until September 1, 2008.




-Christopher Nic.