Diary
Diary
The exhibition which extends across two floors and approximately two hundred and fifty shots from magazines and billboards explores the artistic partnership between Florentine Aldo Fallai and Giorgio Armani. When they first meet, Armani is a young freelance designer; Fallai, having graduated from the Institute of Art, is a graphic designer with a happy inclination for photography. The two have an immediate understanding. Armani, conscious of the social changes underway whereby women are gaining power and men are, dressing more consciously, is determined to rewrite the rules for dressing and create a new lifestyle. Fallai assists him in the definition of an imagery, in which cinematographic evocations blend with echoes of late Renaissance and... Read More
Diary
Presenting its Pre-Fall 2024 capsule collection, A–Company along with director Daphné Dumons staged an experimental one act live-rehearsal of Anne Carson’s Antigone, at the Baryshnakov Center in NYC. Sam Penn shot behind the scenes & portraits of the cast in the collection.
Conceived by Sara Lopez
Theatre direction Daphné Dumons
Antigone Rad Pereira
Ismene/Guard Sydney Lemmon
Kreon Jeremy O. Harris
Chorus Leader Bobbie Salvör Menuez
Chorus Sophie Becker
Chorus Blake Abbie
Chorus Diamond Stingily
Casting Direction Taylor Williams
Fashion Direction Matthew Holmes
Jewelry A–Company x LL, LLC
Set Design Chloé Guerbois
Sound Taryn Blake Miller
Hair Key Dylan Chalves
Beauty Key Dan Duran
Press Nancy Xu
Production Paige Viti
Diary
This elegant and edgy accessory pays homage to the rebellious spirit of Punk Couture while encapsulating the essence of David Mallett’s fashion journey. David Mallett’s inspiration for this unique hair pin traces back to his formative years, where he drew influence from iconic figures such as Malcolm McLaren and the dynamic design duo of Zandra Rhodes and Vivienne Westwood.
Available in two distinct sizes and two exquisite finishes, Gold 18 Karat and Silver. This hair pin adds a touch of sophistication to any hairstyle. Its versatile design allows for creative expression, whether used to secure a sleek updo or as a statement piece for free-flowing locks.
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