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Nicolas de Staël “Paysage” 1953

Nicolas de Staël (1914–1955) was a significant figure in modern art, known for his dramatic shift from figurative to abstract painting.

Born in Russia and later settling in France, he developed a distinctive style characterized by bold, textured brushstrokes and a masterful use of color. His early work often featured recognizable subjects such as landscapes and still lifes, but by the early 1950s, de Staël had embraced abstraction, using dense, impasto layers of paint to convey emotion and movement.

Despite achieving critical acclaim during his career, his personal life was marked by inner turmoil, and he tragically ended his own life at the age of 41. Today, his innovative approach and expressive canvases continue to influence contemporary artists and are celebrated in major art collections worldwide.

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Brooke Shields photographed by Michel Comte for Dolce&Gabbana Spring Summer 1995

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London in 1967

A time of change in every aspect of. Freedom, expression and love for life.

Colours, prints, structure.

What a time to be alive

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Herakut ‘And They Don’t Stop’ 2017 made for the Nuart Festival in Aberdeen, Scotland

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London in 1967

London in the Swinging Sixties was a revolutionary time for the creative arts, driven by youth culture, music, and a break from traditional styles.

The city became the epicenter of trendsetting, and the fashion was all about breaking the rules, self-expression and youth rebellion, making it one of the most iconic fashion eras in history.

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Maison Valentino Fall Winter 2014

The allure of the Harlequin ♦️🔷🔸

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Sabrina Pirlot ‘Spring Warrior’ 2023

This painting by self-taught Belgian artist Sabrina Pirlot features a vibrant and abstract representation of a tribal or mask-like face. The artwork is rich in color, incorporating bold strokes of red, green, turquoise, and gold, which create a dynamic and expressive composition. The face is stylized with geometric elements, prominent almond-shaped eyes, and intricate detailing that suggests cultural or symbolic significance.

The background is filled with splashes of color, creating a sense of movement and energy. Gold accents and patterns add a luxurious and textured feel to the piece. The earrings and headdress-like elements give the figure a regal or spiritual presence, while the overall abstraction leaves room for interpretation, blending tribal, modern, and contemporary influences.

Pirlot’s signature style often fuses vibrant color palettes with striking, abstract portraiture, making this painting a bold and visually captivating example of her work.

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Dolce and Gabanna Spring Summer 2017

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Alexandre Cunha photographed by Raul Ruz for Forbes Espana

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Details of paintings by Emilio Villalba

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Gisele Bündchen wearing Bottega Veneta dress photographed by Lufré for Vogue Brasil September 2024

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Schiaparelli Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2025 Show by Daniel Roseberry

Fashion mastery at its finest✨

Styled by Marie Chaix

Make up by Pat McGrath

Hair by Guido Palau

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Kelly Louise Judd 'Bleeding Heart Crows' 2025

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Tamara Ralph Spring-Summer 2025 Collection Poétique Symphony

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Natasha Lyonne wearing Schiaparelli bag, Paula Rowan gloves, Marc Jacobs boots. Styled by Patti Wilson, photographed by Richie Shazam for Grazia USA Winter 2024

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Yannis Tsarouchis “Two men with butterfly wings" 1968

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Adut Akech wears a Van Cleef & Arpels brooch with various outfits, styled by Tabitha Simmons in the Vogue March 2023 editorial ‘Just One Thing’ photographed by Sean Thomas