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from My Modern Met
(me thinks if the dresses were better she might look happy to wear them maybe)
A glamorous dress can act as an unconventional canvas for a gorgeous work of art. This idea is beautifully highlighted in Paint Me Over, a photography series by Marina Danilova that features a model donning extravagant gowns painted with stunning depictions of landscapes and architecture. Long voluminous skirts and form-fitting bodices act as vessels for large, textured brushstrokes whose fluidity conveys glittering flecks of sunlight and vibrating, reflective scenes. As the model shifts her poses, the paintings always look different—some areas are obscured while others revealed—and they offer alternative interpretations of a single composition.
Designer Svetlana Lyalina is the woman behind the fashions seen in Paint Me Over. She is best known for her couture wedding dresses, but she created this special line in collaboration with paintings by Nikas Safronov. Originally worn for a recent 60th birthday of Safronov, they’ve since been immortalized in the exquisite Paint Me Over images, which happen to be shot in his stunning home, among gilded furniture and regal drapery.
(me thinks if the dresses were better she might look happy to wear them maybe)
A glamorous dress can act as an unconventional canvas for a gorgeous work of art. This idea is beautifully highlighted in Paint Me Over, a photography series by Marina Danilova that features a model donning extravagant gowns painted with stunning depictions of landscapes and architecture. Long voluminous skirts and form-fitting bodices act as vessels for large, textured brushstrokes whose fluidity conveys glittering flecks of sunlight and vibrating, reflective scenes. As the model shifts her poses, the paintings always look different—some areas are obscured while others revealed—and they offer alternative interpretations of a single composition.
Designer Svetlana Lyalina is the woman behind the fashions seen in Paint Me Over. She is best known for her couture wedding dresses, but she created this special line in collaboration with paintings by Nikas Safronov. Originally worn for a recent 60th birthday of Safronov, they’ve since been immortalized in the exquisite Paint Me Over images, which happen to be shot in his stunning home, among gilded furniture and regal drapery.
