LOUBOUTIN+LYNCH, the SHOE FETISHISTS, and our own version of a STREET ART SCENE
0 Comments Published by Cedric Benetti on Sunday, October 28, 2007 at 10/28/2007 02:03:00 PM.
OMG! You might wonder why the hell I open today*s post with a picture of a naked lady showing her "sexy" legs...
Well last night was "ART NIGHT", a regular feature with friends, where we explore the depths of Paris*s swank art scene. And if we can*t find any, we*ll just create some ourselves.
Last evening started with a visit to the Galerie du Passage, where famed Paris shoe designer Christian Louboutin presented limited edition shoes with a twist of shoe fetishism, and a taste for the extreme. He asked David Lynch (who already commissioned Louboutin to make shoes for an exhibition he was hosting at Fondation Cartier back in March this year) to picture his creations in a non-conventional way, using model dancers out straight out of the Crazy Horse.
Now the result may look like heaven for straight people, but I really loved the shoes...
The ambiance of the galerie is a very special one, since the small rooms are stocked with design classics from all periods. Another excellent reason why I love this place!
The gallery openings where scarce. Cheap if not to say the least, but that may be due to the fact that we went for dinner before the vernissages and might have lost the opportunity to get the traditional glimpse at Andrée Putman and all the other regulars.
We went from one closed gallery to the next, but we had fun nevertheless.
It was "throw-out-your-old-furniture-the-trash-truck-is-coming" night, so we decided to take the opportunity and stage an impromptu photo shoot in a narrow street somewhere.
Well last night was "ART NIGHT", a regular feature with friends, where we explore the depths of Paris*s swank art scene. And if we can*t find any, we*ll just create some ourselves.
Last evening started with a visit to the Galerie du Passage, where famed Paris shoe designer Christian Louboutin presented limited edition shoes with a twist of shoe fetishism, and a taste for the extreme. He asked David Lynch (who already commissioned Louboutin to make shoes for an exhibition he was hosting at Fondation Cartier back in March this year) to picture his creations in a non-conventional way, using model dancers out straight out of the Crazy Horse.
Now the result may look like heaven for straight people, but I really loved the shoes...
The ambiance of the galerie is a very special one, since the small rooms are stocked with design classics from all periods. Another excellent reason why I love this place!
The gallery openings where scarce. Cheap if not to say the least, but that may be due to the fact that we went for dinner before the vernissages and might have lost the opportunity to get the traditional glimpse at Andrée Putman and all the other regulars.
We went from one closed gallery to the next, but we had fun nevertheless.
It was "throw-out-your-old-furniture-the-trash-truck-is-coming" night, so we decided to take the opportunity and stage an impromptu photo shoot in a narrow street somewhere.
"Bartender, a drink please!"
Labels: Art, Art Galleries, ART NIGHT, design, exhibitions, FASHION, Paris street stuff (NOT a TOILET), photography
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