So why do we and I like looking at these so much? In my mind it's the colliding moment of any number of design disciplines, as much as I don't like this word. Interior design obviously. The scale is suggestive of architecture. Or at least it's very architectural due to it's structured linearity and temporal ordering. Sound, lighting. It's theater, a performance, a succession of stills, a stage set, and visual merchandising all in one shot. Then of course there is the art itself, which is walking.
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Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Yves Saint Laurent. The first time I looked at this, I thought it was the moon for a second. The sphere is so incredibly powerful, but somehow not intrusive. It's amazing. I completely love everything about this image.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Yves Saint Laurent. They look really amazing in perspective as well. Almost as if it's one sphere which is moving and leaving a visual trace . It has the latent implication of motion.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Yves Saint Laurent.
I like how raw the space is as well. And these little machines that power the balloons which oddly rest on the floor in glass enclosures. The whole thing reminds me of Duchamp a little.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Prada By OMA, Beijing. The theme of light remains here, but it's an otherwise altogether different world. At first I thought it was too architectural, but then it grew on me. It's proportioned beautifully. It seems to heighten the perspective experience in a mysteriously perfect way. The columns play with this. From the front the columns align to appear as a solid wall. From the side they create a rhythm with openings. Really elegant, refined, subtle, and beautiful design.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Prada By OMA, Beijing. The theme of light remains here, but it's an otherwise altogether different world. At first I thought it was too architectural, but then it grew on me. It's proportioned beautifully. It seems to heighten the perspective experience in a mysteriously perfect way. The columns play with this. From the front the columns align to appear as a solid wall. From the side they create a rhythm with openings. Really elegant, refined, subtle, and beautiful design.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Prada By OMA, Beijing. The theme of light remains here, but it's an otherwise altogether different world. At first I thought it was too architectural, but then it grew on me. It's proportioned beautifully. It seems to heighten the perspective experience in a mysteriously perfect way. The columns play with this. From the front the columns align to appear as a solid wall. From the side they create a rhythm with openings. Really elegant, refined, subtle, and beautiful design.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Prada By OMA. Very playful this time. The door openings create a see and can't see rhythm as the models walk behind. The chandeliers engaging in a play on the point of view as they are actually just images on the wall.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Hermes. Simple and beautiful. One carpet is the backdrop, and the runway. Black all else out. Love it.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Chanel. To the surreal. Chanel. Too much is not enough. It's over the top and still amazing. What else can you say.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Chanel. To the surreal. Chanel. Too much is not enough. It's over the top and still amazing. What else can you say.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Dior. If there was ever a moment when a photograph looked like an impressionist painting, this is it. It's an illusion backdrop, and everything else very delicate and soft.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Dior. I like this because it's so to the point. Big squared opening. Big brand on the left. Big brand on the right. Done.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Dior. Lastly I put this one in because of tint. I love how everything is perfectly tinted together. I'll have to do a post on tint. I think it's an environment within itself.
And here's the first part in case you missed it.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Chanel.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows. This powerfully colored contemporary vertical backdrop is amazing in the old classical space.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows. Something ontological about the definition of the body within the frames. Very mysterious. I love it.
Amazing Interiors From Fashion Runway Shows, Roberto Cavalli. Mixing 2d and 3d here with the backdrop. As you'll see more closely below, it's a perspectival trick from renaissance perspective. Really beautiful and cleaver.
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