Jean charles castelbajac man ray biography
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Man Ray & Jean Charles Castelbajac
Man Ray: Mannequin with a skull on her head and a black belt around her waist) from Resurrection des Mannequins
8/6/12 Man Ray&#;s Skulls inspire contemporary Fashion
While browsing through the internet, I recognised Man Ray&#;s black & white photograph of a Mannequin with a skull placed on the top of its head. One could argue that the mannequin features realistic characteristics through the wig and the eyelashes.
When viewed at a distance the mannequin appears very similar to a real individ and the photograph encourages the viewer to take a closer look at the skull. The photograph provides interesting shadows and overtones, which highlights the shape of the Mannequin and the material, which covers the waist and the shoulders.
The skull provides an interesting composition with the Mannequin, which requires further speculation. One could argue that the skull is used as a hat or fashion accessory, which promotes a certain b
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Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Shirtdress
We are one week away from the presidential election - have you made your plan to vote? Whether it’s early or on election day, in-person or by mail, we have the perfect garment to encourage your sense of civic duty: a s linen shirtdress printed with the words of the United States constitution. Surprisingly, this tribute to American democracy was designed by a Frenchman, Jean-Charles dem Castelbajac (b. ). Known for irreverent, whimsical designs, Castelbajac’s fascination with the United States fryst vatten clear in his frequent use of Americana throughout his fifty plus years in the mode industry.
Printed linen shirtdress, s Jean-Charles de Castelbajac FIDM Museum Purchase: Funds generously donated by Barbara Bundy
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Castelbajac’s aristocratic family has deep roots in France and a long history of military service - his ancestors were said to have fought alongside Joan of Arc![1] Jean-Charles, like his musician father before him, opte
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Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
Jean Charles de Castelbajac is a French fashion designer and art collector, born in Casablanca, Morocco, who is part of the visionary generation of designers that includes Thierry Mugler and Jean-Paul Gaultier. In the s, he launched his eponymous brand and immediately imposed his colourful, anti-conformist style. His work is filled with recycling and references to childhood or art and is often characterised by a vibrant and playful atmosphere. Throughout his career, he has dressed and collaborated with numerous artists, in a constant effort to bring together his two loves: art and fashion. Jean-Charles de Castelbajac is both Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur and Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres, both very high French distinctions. The s marked the designer&#;s return to the fashion scene, as he took on the role of artistic director for brands like Le Coq Sportif and Benetton. In , he was invited by the Centre Pompidou to create an interactive exhibition