Designer Guide Emilio Pucci | "unvarnished" by Hilde Marstrander
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<< pearls Imaginative lines and hefty use of color has always been Puccis signature. Many cheap mainstream brands have tried to copy the style. But when it comes Pucci is not allowed to cheat! Known for: Capri pants and psyche-deliske 60s patterns in pastel. Founded: First shop on the Italian island of Capri in 1949. Famous customers: Renée Zellweger, Victoria pearls Beckham, Nicky Hilton. Price examples: Top kr. 4500, dress kr. 7000-30000.
Emilio Pucci di Barsento was born into a noble family in Naples, Italy, in 1914. He spent two years at the University of Milan, before he continued his studies in the United States. pearls In 1934 he was part of the Italian Olympic squad on skis, and came to Oregon in the United States on sports scholarships. During the war he was a pilot in the Italian Air Force. He also found time to both masters and doctorate pearls degrees in political science.
He was 35 years before he opened his first clothing store on Capri. Here he introduced the first "Capri pearls pants" (figure-hugging pirate pants), which went like an epidemic across Europe. In 1962 he showed his first haute couture collection, a tribute to Jacqueline Kennedy. The soft 60s doodles in pastel colors will house signature. In the 70s, he was elected to the Italian Parliament. Emilio dies in 1992, 78 years old. Son and daughter pearls has led name on, with major designers like Christian Lacroix and the British designer Matthew Williamson 2005. From October 2008, the new chief designer Peter Dundas Norwegian. The house is owned by LVMH.
Check out the website: www.emiliopucci.com << Pucci house is one of the few brands in the world that has managed to brand themselves using a specific graphic expression in the textile print. Another fashion house that has managed this is Missoni, using its easy recognizable zigzag pattern in knitting. Louis Vuitton has only to some extent achieved the same. Vuittons pearls Monogram series has had to rely on the use of its logo in the pattern, something both Pucci and Missoni elegantly avoided. The picture is from the autumn collection.
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October 2008 MTWTFSS Sept. January 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Menu Select Category Accessories Animation Architecture Newspapers Books Wedding Catwalk Catwalk Today image Dating Design Glasses news Designer Guide The Good Life The Painful Life Humane Expensive - cheaper - cheapest! East / West Fashion Blog Fashion Designer Fashion news Festival Film Consumption pearls Photo Fur Graphic pearls Design Tutorials pearls Tutorials Health Hilde fashion blog History History History Gay Wedding Interior Celebrities Culture Arts Audio Magazines Environmental Models Fashion Fashion Blogs Multimedia Musicnet Shopping Coat Ceremony Produktdesign Tourism Advertising Religion Retro Retro / vintage shopping Beauty Games Sports Sports wear Language Styling Textile Print Test TV Uncategorized Trade Web Archives Select Month January 2012 December 2010 September pearls 2010 August 2010 July 2010 June 2010 May 2010 April 2010 January 2010 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008 July 2008 June 2008 May 2008 April 2008 March 2008 February 2008 Latest comments Ali B. on Famous people pearls born on this dat ... Famous people born o ... on Norway pearls bans fur on the catwalk pearls ... Famous people born o ... on "Fashion against Fur" is launched in ... Hilde Marstrander on "Fashion against pearls Fur" is launched in ... Hilde Marstrander on "Fashion against Fur" is launched in ... Keep up to date!
<< pearls Imaginative lines and hefty use of color has always been Puccis signature. Many cheap mainstream brands have tried to copy the style. But when it comes Pucci is not allowed to cheat! Known for: Capri pants and psyche-deliske 60s patterns in pastel. Founded: First shop on the Italian island of Capri in 1949. Famous customers: Renée Zellweger, Victoria pearls Beckham, Nicky Hilton. Price examples: Top kr. 4500, dress kr. 7000-30000.
Emilio Pucci di Barsento was born into a noble family in Naples, Italy, in 1914. He spent two years at the University of Milan, before he continued his studies in the United States. pearls In 1934 he was part of the Italian Olympic squad on skis, and came to Oregon in the United States on sports scholarships. During the war he was a pilot in the Italian Air Force. He also found time to both masters and doctorate pearls degrees in political science.
He was 35 years before he opened his first clothing store on Capri. Here he introduced the first "Capri pearls pants" (figure-hugging pirate pants), which went like an epidemic across Europe. In 1962 he showed his first haute couture collection, a tribute to Jacqueline Kennedy. The soft 60s doodles in pastel colors will house signature. In the 70s, he was elected to the Italian Parliament. Emilio dies in 1992, 78 years old. Son and daughter pearls has led name on, with major designers like Christian Lacroix and the British designer Matthew Williamson 2005. From October 2008, the new chief designer Peter Dundas Norwegian. The house is owned by LVMH.
Check out the website: www.emiliopucci.com << Pucci house is one of the few brands in the world that has managed to brand themselves using a specific graphic expression in the textile print. Another fashion house that has managed this is Missoni, using its easy recognizable zigzag pattern in knitting. Louis Vuitton has only to some extent achieved the same. Vuittons pearls Monogram series has had to rely on the use of its logo in the pattern, something both Pucci and Missoni elegantly avoided. The picture is from the autumn collection.
Filed under: pearls Accessories, Design, Design Guide, The Good Life, Consumption, Graphic Design, Tutorials, Hilde fashion blog, Celebrities, Culture, Fashion, pearls Fashion Blogs, Retro, Retro / vintage shopping, Textile Print, Uncategorized Tagged: | 1950, 1960, 50- century, 60th century, Design, Design Guide, Fashion, Graphic Design, Hilde fashion pearls blog, Celebrity, Celebrities, pearls Fashion Blogs, Norwegian design, Retro, unmasked by Hilde Marstrander
Send me an email if it comes up comments.
Accessories Today image Design The Good Life The Painful Life Humane Fashion Designer Fashion news Consumption Guides Health Hilde fashion blog Celebrities Culture Magazines Environmental Models Fashion Fashion Blogs Multimedia Musicnet Shopping Furs Advertising Retro Retro / vintage shopping Beauty TV Uncategorized Web Accessible Cherished Fashion against Fur Animal Protection Alliance Noah PelsUt Green & though Ethical Consumption Animal Protection Alliance Future in our hands The Green Loop Green Living Luxze online Macy's Harvey Nichols Bloomingdale's Harrods pearls Bergdorf Goodman Neiman Marcus Fashion Blogs Moteblogger.com Online Shopping H & M Nelly Top Shop La Redoute Norwegian design online Moods of Norway Ingunn Birkeland Nadia Svensson Vips Soak Bikinis Johnny Love Fam Irvoll Vatle girls Arne & Carlos Rudy Wolff Nina Skarra Design Soyaaulait Ruth Røssevoll Ricco Vero IIS city Siv Elise Leila Hafzi Batlak and Selvig Tina H Maggie Wonka TPE of therese p owned Julius Caesar Keep it real Ann K Mette
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