The 2018 spring summer collection of french designer Christophe Guillarmé offers a contemporary and connected vision of Hollywood golden age. The American dream depicted with sarcasm like in the vivid movie “Neon Demon” by Nicolas Winding Rfen mixed with fluorescent neon work of Dan Flavin. The collection presents an edgy Marilyn prompt to escape to medi Silver Factory a attention using her real name Norma Jeane.
This Andy Warhol’s muse evolves at the where she arranges her Pop Art’s dressing. Fan of bright tones, her favorites are shocking pink in stylized rose print, neon yellow on silk chiffon or turquoise blue printed with flower petals and not to forget the passion red embroidered with stars studded.
Gold is also everywhere, in see through version or applied with crystals stones. An “Old Hollywood” aesthetics with shapes like mermaid strapless gown or boat neck retro style.
A pin-up attitude remembering Bettie Page. On the Silver Factory’s runway, multifaceted & digital Marilyn’s looks are unveiled