Fashion &... Lanvin
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2020
- This week’s episode celebrates one of the most influential designers of the 1920s and 30s and one of the greatest couturiers of the 20th century… Jeanne Lanvin.
Jeanne Lanvin’s career spanned 6 decades and she is perhaps best known for pioneering her signature style, the robe de style.
Madame Lanvin, more than anyone else, epitomised the aesthetic of feminine beauty and elegance and her unique balance of romanticism, historicism and modernism set her apart from her contemporaries.
Her identifiable characteristic included embroideries, beading, ethnographical inspiration, sublime combinations of textures and original use of colour.
Throughout her career, Madame Lanvin remained at the cutting edge of fashion, producing beautiful, highly wearable and elegant clothes.
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CORRECTIONS & APOLOGIES - Sometimes the world isn't perfect and we get muddled and confused...
At 15:07 and 15:41 the name of Lanvin’s previous designer was ALBER ELBAZ (NOT ALBERT as the video states).
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Absolutely in love with Lanvin’s work 😍thank you for this informative and interesting video ❣️
I love to watch these videos while I'm sewing. Thanks for all the hard work!
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love these label deep dives!
Thank you so much! There are more so keep watching!
when i have slow days at work, i queue up a few@@Fashionand so very interesting!!!!
Great job again Scott, very enjoyable and educational! This is my favorite so far because of the dresses, that purple gown with the collar, OMG, to die for! I was thinking while watching that so many of the dresses would work today. Then of course you confirmed it with the 2021 show segment. Thanks for enriching my day!👗👍
A pleasure as always Jean, so glad you enjoyed!
Wow! I loved it. Added to my favorite videos list. Thanks Scott ✨
Thank you Andres! So glad you enjoyed!
So interesting ..... I learn so much from your videos.... thank you !
Thank you for your kind words and your so welcome! I aim to make fashion history fun and accessible!
The Fashion Archive bought me here.
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Love this series!
Thank you, I’m glad you are enjoying my episodes!
The embroidery and beadwork…just exquisite.
Yes they are! ❤️
I also love the fabric flowers…
OMG I Love this so detailed! Thank You.
No thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Thank you!
Thank you for watching - I can’t do it without you! Please subscribe to watch more content form my channel! Enjoy!
Loved this! Really informative 💙
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.
Another amazing video. Very proud of your 1k+ subscribers and counting! ❤️
I am learning so much from you
Thanks you so much! My aim is to make fashion history fun and accessible - please enjoy!
Love your channel. Do you plan to do an episode on Vionnet, or on mme Gres?
I’m glad you are enjoying! They are definitely on the list!
The amount of knowledge I received from this single video is equal to 2 days of my research !! Thank you so much for making all of this information available to us fashion nerds. Your content is gold : )
Thank you so much!
INDEED!!✨
@@Fashionand thanks for your content! please don't stop making them❣️ YOU'RE SUCH A BLESSING✨
@@GQ-tf6pd thank you so much!
From 1998 to 2002, it was the spanish Cristina Ortiz who tooks the lead of the house. Greetings from Ecuador!!!
So good!!
Thank you so much Katie, I’m so glad you enjoyed the episode! Be sure to check out my other videos.
Another very good vid. Enjoyed it.
Thank you Lee! Glad you enjoyed and thank you for your encouragement
Very well researched! Love the insights!
Thank you so much! Such a colourful career! Glad you enjoyed the video! Stay tuned for more.
@@Fashionand I definitely will! I certainly look at clothing design as veritable art -whether we're talking ethnic wear or haute couture. It saddens me that because they also have this very practical dimension, they are given less credit than other varieties of visual art.
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Love your content!!!!!!!!!
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Your videos are a fascinating education process fir me!
Thank you so much and I’m glad you enjoyed my episode! Fashion history should always be fun and accessible!
cool video!!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed!
My best association with Lanvin is that the first perfume my mother really enjoyed, was Lanvin's MY SIN. That logo always intrigued me until I found out the story behind it. But I think her fashion designs are dowdy and for dowagers.
Scavione doesn’t sound like a Scottish name. Is that a lowlands clan? 🤣🥰
It’s Italian, I’m Italian on my fathers side! My lovely mum was Scottish x
So erudite.
Thank you, I hope you enjoyed ❤️
Absolutely in love with Lanvin’s work 😍thank you for this informative and interesting video ❣️
Thank you so much ❤️