Fashion designers translated these curvilinear Art Nouveau compositions into flowing draperies and often used textiles with exotic motifs and color combinations.
Prada
Spring 2008 Ready-to-Wear
The collection was reminiscent of the late '60s and early '70s Art Nouveau style. The fairy designs were paired with contrasting colorful plaid stockings and dark black eye makeup.
influences from the Impressionism style
Enrico Coveri
Spring 2008
These mini-skirt combination of elegant impressionist style, Coveri added of light and boundless vitality.
influences from the Baroque style
The Baroque character was expressed in its corresponding costumes by adopting extravagant silhouettes, the use of contrasting colors and patterns, and voluminous accessories.
Stuart Vevers
2009 Ready-to-Wear
This collection is based on the most exquisite functional luxury that serves as a homage to the Baroque style.
influences from the Renaissance style
Carefully harmonized color and texture combinations made gowns and male outfits stand out in subtle ways. Clothes were designed to complement the anatomy. Wide necklines allowed the wearer to show off parts of their flesh, emphasizing their humanity.
Cavalli
Spring 2008
influences from the Gothic style
Tight-fitting and draped sections were juxtaposed in the construction of garments to translate the contrast between hard stone and fragile glass in the cathedrals.
Rick Owens
Fall 2006
influences from the Romatic styles
Romantic fashions opposed the balanced Neoclassic silhouettes by introducing unnatural waistlines at the rib cage and reintroducing the ballooning, Gothic-like "leg of mutton" sleeves.
Dries Van Noten
Spring 2005 Ready-to-Wear
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