was the most fun!!
I loved this show . . .it was so inspiring . . . .not to -design fashion . .
but just to create - anything!
I have been out of that department lately . . .as my blog seems to remark. . . .. .
I was as much looking at the people -looking at the display of creativeness as I was at the many mannequins !
Another thing I noticed was that the number of cell phones and cameras taking pictures of the outfits was outnumbering the outfits themselves displayed!!
Often I have heard mumblings of no cameras being allowed at rug shows . . .if that ever happens I will not bother to go see the show - as , for me, such thinking could not possibly result in exciting work on display . . . . . . .
I was thrilled to see everyone taking photos at this exhibition of JPG !
He is obviously not afraid to be copied as he has long passed the moment of creation of these outfits and moved on to new ideas . . .
IDEAS yes . . .the most valuable thing we possess . . .IMAGINATION . . . .
Things stay in ones memory a great deal longer if you take the time to focus and click!
Therefore the work of art is enjoyed for a longer time by many people as the photos are shared and re-looked at over the years . . .
oh yes - there were catalogues for sale in the shop at the exit door- at mega bucks . . . but the photos in it did not include the crowd of people watching the show!
I would love to have been able to question some of these folks to hear what they saw . . .or . . .thought . . .of these beautiful outrageous fashions !
I totally agree about the "no pictures" thing. If you don't want people to take a picture, don't put it on display! I got my hand slapped for featuring a rug on my blog once - not sure why the fuss, but I don't shoot her pieces anymore. I would have loved to have seen the fashion show - and the onlookers - awesome!
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