Fashion Culture | Charles James: Portrait of an Unreasonable Man
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2019
- Author Michèle Gerber Klein and MFIT Director Valerie Steele discussed Klein’s new biography of revolutionary fashion designer Charles James. Klein tells the story of James’s life and career as seen through his own and other people’s eyes.
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Love that they are pointing at and discussing a picture we can't see
Yo Mama Easy dear... no name calling....
Houstonian here. The Menil, the museum built by the De Menils after they had produced many excellent shows with other Houston institutions, is extremely strong in Surrealism.
There was a very interesting story in Vanity Fair (in the 90s maybe?) about Charles James. It detailed, as was mentioned here, how it would take him a year to deliver a dress and sometimes he would sell it to another person. It also mentioned how he would redo a sleeve over and over - 100 times say. Or how he would deliver a dress and then go to the customer's home a month later and repossess it to redo the bust line. In my opinion, he suffered from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder along with a bit of Narcissism. Not a beneficial combination. I truly believe he was not mentally well - which explains why he could never get along with anyone.
What a source of knowledge! The fashion industry was (is) a scary place made only for the toughest talent.
excellent detail on an important Artist. these women are dressed beautifully, by the way. thank you for this wonderful video!
These sketches are so emotive
@Keir Winter These are so beautiful. I see it now. Thank you brother😁!
Wonderful video learned a lot thank you
fascinating and here, for a change the interviewer did an exccellent job.
Yes.the interviewer did a excellent job but Michelle you can't hear her she drags her words, very irritating to listen to her.
I find this to be nice, informative and interesting. After reading the earlier (negative) comments, I almost didn't watch it, but I'm glad I did.
More images!!! Talk, talk, talk.
Images !
I was on a cover of Journal American as a baby.
Wasn’t Schiaparelli Marissa Behrensens great grandfather? Or great uncle? I believe she was related somewhere?... and as for wrapped dresses? What about Diane Von Furstenberg??? I thought she was the first...?????
I thought of her too. People can have the same idea it's just who gets it out fastest. Notice his wraps to the right ( male)
Claire McCardell had wrap dresses before Diane Von Furstenberg. Claire got the idea from seeing traditional clothing worn by South East Asian people.
Excellent, interesting content ruined by poor camera work.
Interesting. It would be great if they only showed the slides as well😂
This is a very boring presentation on a very exciting and dynamic coutourier. Too bad. Recommend video Sunday at the Met: Glamour and Charles James. It is much better.
Thank you for mentioning that. I will look it up !
This is a very interesting lecture entitled Portrait of an Unreasonable Man, which covers his relationship with friends, sponsors and clients. We all know about his talents as a 'coutourier` this talk highlights a different aspect of the man. The clue is in the title.
Great information so thank you!!! Otherwise editing of this video is embarrassing, Valerie is dressed like she is in her 30 s while the cameraman could have made a little effort to 'cover' too much botox going south for Michelle.
Terrible speaker
Miss Steele, you're too old to wear vans and sock at a grown up event......especially one that is being videotaped!
Fernando why are you being a hater ?
Judgy. Would you tell a man that?
Hater? Maybe just sharing a fashion tip.
@@yelloworangered But fashion is up to taste so what's a fashion tip for one is a bad idea for the other anyway. :)
Get a life