Viktor&Rolf Advanced Custom Show Wears The Picture On The Body.

Eileen Chang once said, "clothes are a language. They carry pocket drama."

And in the past Viktor&Rolf2015 autumn and winter high show, the walking models carry the picture frame.

The topic of combination of fashion and art is a cliche.

But in recent years this kind of "combination" has been constantly mentioned, and there are also brands hoping to make the clothes look more advanced with the help of artistic brilliance.

Celebrities like red carpet loved MaisonMargiela and are famous for their dreamy aestheticism, but this time in Paris's high fashion week, they were criticized for "no other purpose than to release illusory daydreams by hand."

There are usually two ways of combining the following two types: to use some artistic elements directly as pattern printing on clothes, such as geometric blocks (Mondrian's red, yellow and blue composition), ink splashing and nature (Van Gogh and Monet's paintings), abstract or surreal characters (Bi Jia's figure portrait) and so on.

Or collaborate directly with artists, and the names of famous artists such as Murakami Takashi and Kusama Yayoi have long been popular in the fashion industry.

But Viktor&Rolf this time with

The combination is still unexpected.

He chose an exaggerated and special pattern to integrate the coat, skirt and cloak in the frame.

So that clothes can be hung on walls, or paintings hanging on the wall can be worn on the body.

So, a group of models came out in a variety of deformed frames.

Just like the name of this series, "wearable art".

It is reported that the designer

It also demonstrated directly how to pform the paintings into wearable products directly, and to restore the clothes on the models to paintings and hang them on the wall, making the most direct marriage between fashion and art.

In February of this year, Viktor&Rolf announced its closure.

The brand says it hopes to fully invest in advanced customization.

And this is the first high quality show after the brand. What is the result?

There are four different opinions on the form of Viktor&Rolf hyperbole.

It is alleged that only 150 of the target customers were invited to the stadium, while fewer than 2000 people could afford to buy them.

Luckily, Viktor&Rolf was also seen by the art collector HanNefkens and promised to buy it this season, and later donated the series to the museum BoijmansVanBeuningen.

However, the clothes, called "wearable art", will no longer be worn, but will only be displayed in museums.

For a long time, it will become a work of art.