'For me it has to remain underwear - and I don't want my underwear to disturb my outerwear'. - Veronique Branquinho
Marie Jo L'Aventure, a Belgium based lingerie label, has asked Veronique Branquinho to create a collaborative selective collection.
The final product of this collaboration is a stunning, polished, aesthetically perfect capsule.
The technical aspect is right on perfection, with a sublime fit offering comfort and style.
The colour is a beautiful emerald green, and looks stunning against the pale skin of the model.
Veronique Branquinho states that she took huge inspiration from 16th century artist Lucas Cranach.
Lucas Cranach was a German Renaissance Painter, one of The Old Masters, who drew many images of nude women seen in mythology and religion
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Adam & Eve - Temptation in Eden, 1526 |
She goes on to say that the Eves and Venuses seen in The Old Masters paintings remind her of women today. Women may have adapted to modern times, but we are all still the same form as women you see in these older images. Branquinho wants to be able to design for 'the universal woman of all time', 'time changes but the woman looks the same'.
Other inspirations Veronique Branquinho has take from couture. The shapes, the fabrics and the aesthetics, including layers and layers of tulle, along with reinforced pleats.
I think all lingerie designers should keep this quote stuck on their fridge to remind them that UNDERWEAR is for under, the outerwear.
Read the full article here;
http://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/10663/1/v%C3%A9ronique-branquinho-x-marie-jo-laventure
Thank you, and goodnight.
Lisbot.