Showing posts with label silhouette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silhouette. Show all posts

Friday, December 16, 2011

Dior Sheer


It was Dior Homme that produced a sheer line a couple years ago which can be found in the links below. These are mostly button-ups however they've also gone into making suit's an t-shirts in a sheer style. -Mostly black, but there are some whites and neutral tones as well. Would never wear them unless I was dancing with a large tattoo on my back.



Thursday, December 15, 2011

Bar Women

Trying to find images of women in a bistro/bar setting. Was looking for people who were less glamorous, more casual or even dated? Most women were dressed to the nines with extremely processed hair, but I've found a couple of more average looking females. Some who I could believe just got off work.







Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Isobel's Streets, Alice's Wonderland, Dorothy's Oz and Ofelia's Labyrinth











Silence of the Lambs Opening

Reminiscent of Sue in her jogging suit? Link for the opening can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sx08_OSXlY

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Robert Pickton









A man who is not easily photographed, definitiely not many images of him on the internet in full frame. What he does seem to be wearing in most of his pictures is a dirty knit sweater, jail suit or button up shirt as posted.
Other hog farmer images that were found aren't remarkable either; jeans, plaid shirts, rain gear one-piece, laced boots, etc.
Not very many images on a plain search, might delve into some professional photography series and see if there are any there. Maybe this says something about the profession of farming?

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Generalized fashion trends (90's) Blah

Interesting step back in time for some more generalized 'blah' fashion trends from the 90's (or 90's inspired)

-obviously the trends are on a sliding scale from early 90's (more 80's inspired) to late 90's (more 2000's) look, but still some nice material to reference from whether it's chosen to keep the 90's fashion or make it more of a timeless piece -or both.


Life has an online gallery from plain to grunge

http://www.life.com/gallery/34862/image/75572681/fashion-trends-of-the-90s#index/5











Took a lot of reference from Seinfeld or Friends; very simple sweaters, button-ups, trousers, jeans, greys, beiges, darker tones, etc.








Ralph Lauren has a lot of the simple sweater-tie-trouser looks, I'm looking at the plain selections. (More neutral tones?)




Ralph Lauren = expensive = visual reference only






The link has more modern stuff but still some nice representations












Cue the pantsuits









An incredible amount of fashion references to Elaine from Seinfeld as a representation for women's fashion in the 90's. Many are claiming the character to be an icon.








Mrs. Crawford in a low-cut



t's and jeans, white runners, converse, laufers

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Scarlett-esque hair

Punk with a twist of destitution?




Lily












"risqué- tight, low cut dress that accentuates her bosom" -played by Olivia Jackson
-looking at images of a lot of 'pencil' cocktail dresses to contrast Sue, something tight with a low cut bust line and relatively high hemline? Focussed on blacks, reds and beiges.
-was looking at dresses with a 'v' cut bustline in order to accentuate her bosom with relatively medium to thin shoulder straps. Or none? A hemline that rides high on the thigh?
-I liked the idea of a belt to separate the bust from the rest of the torso
-classy, but a bit overdone to make Sue infer that she looks like a prostitute
-Kept getting images with a woman in a choker and a french twist, I know that Olivia has bangs that hang just above her eyelids.
-Choker was just a suggestion
Might still be a bit too 'conservative' ?