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Description
of the idea:
My
topic is about the creation of a modern Madame de Pompadour with a rock
& roll feeling, who dresses up for a rendezvous with rock star Mozart
and who likes to play with her attractions and shows her curves.
Madame
de Pompadour was one of the most influential women in France at the time
of Rococo and she also set trends in fashion because of her own fashion
style.
And
music genius Mozart was a fashion freak as well and spent much money on
his clothes – thus the perfect partner for Madame de Pompadour.
But
how can you transform these two stars of Rococo into the 21st century?
By taking the sensual – erotic style of their century, combining
it with modern rock & roll elements such as leather and rivets and
thus making Madame de Pompadour a rocking bride.
Leather,
because for me it is a symbol for “rock” and this way, it
is possible to create a contrast and a style break, which lends modern
touch to the historically inspired outfits.
But
a rock star, such as Mozart, also needs the suitable instrument, with
which he can attract Madame de Pompadour’s attention: the black
electronic rock violin!
And
now things are looking good for a romantic-rocking rendezvous…
About
the materials:
The outfits are made of noble materials like silk chiffon and shining
satin in pink and mint-blue. Further black leather with silver eyelets
is used in contrast – this creates a very modern and rocking look.
Further accessories are satin ribbons and silver buttons formed like hearts,
stars and roses, which were sewn onto the leather. This should remind
of the “mouches” – little plasters – of the Rococo.
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Born September 12, 1984 in Vorarlberg/Austria
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June 2004: Final examination at the HTL Dornbirn (vocational college
and school), specialized in clothing technology --> Thesis: “TeamGym
2004” (equipping an Austrian gym team with a new set of sports
wear for competition and designing a high tech tracksuit with many integrated
functions)
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Since autumn 2004: study at ESMOD Munich, international fashion school
(Graduation: June 2007)
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