Perhaps Daniela Gregis is more of a fashion designer than an artist but as you can see, her clothing designs are pure A R T!
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A love of natural fabrics, linens and such and a love of color and pattern play drew me in immediately when I came across her work on Pinterest.
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For the Spring/Summer 2013 collection, Daniela Gregis writes this. Perfectly written.
Simply mint and lemon ... or the opposite, many times together ... as a meadow
under the sun where you look around,dreams , and you get lost,
look down and start counting: primrose, buttercup, poppy, rosemary, forget-me, sage, ...
Once I started to delve deeper into her work, I discovered just how conceptual the clothing can be. In an interview I came across online, Gregis said "My deepest desire was to recover the lost
arts as crochet or embroidery. I dreamed of reviving them in a modern way,
mixing ancient tradition to contemporary shapes and patterns."
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Often, the clothing can be transformed into something like a tablecloth. She mentions how she saves every scrap of cloth from previous cuttings. "Even a square centimeter can be the starting
point of a new dress."
Needless to say her clothing has inspired me like crazy this summer. It reminds me to play and have some fun with fabric. I mean it's only fabric, right?!
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Be sure to browse Daniela Gregis's website. And Kristina Bergman has two amazing Pinterest boards here and here about the clothing. And see my little Pinterest inspiration board here. Enjoy!
4 comments:
I am feeling a need to change my style, your post arrives in the right moment. Thanks a lot for the inspiration.
Me, too. I felt so inspired when I first saw these clothes. They have interesting shapes, too, and asymmetry. How can pinterest be a bad thing? I'm going to check out your board right now.
And about the gorgeous fabrics she uses. Does she search them out? Are they brought to her? Inspirational.
And about the gorgeous fabrics she uses. Does she search them out? Are they brought to her? Inspirational.
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