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Oscar de la Renta Fall 2020

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Wayne Thiebaud 'Cloud and Bluffs' 1972

Wayne Thiebaud (1920-2021) was an American painter celebrated for his vibrant depictions of everyday objects such as cakes, pies, hot dogs, and cityscapes, transforming the ordinary into something joyful.

Using thick layers of paint and playing with colours, Thiebaud changes the way we see landscape, offering the viewer a glimpse into his vibrant mind.

Though linked to Pop Art, Thiebaud's works celebrate everyday objects with technical depth and nostalgic charm, bridging tradition and modernity while shying away from the comic side of the Pop Art movement.

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Veruschka wearing silk jumpsuit by Arnold Scaasi posing next to a sculpture by Marisol Escobar, photographed by Horst P. Horst for Vogue November 1966

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Sora Choi wearing Armani SS25 for the cover story of V Magazine 154 Summer 2025 issue, photographed by Nick Knight, styled by Anna Trevelyan

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Francis Picabia 'Pavonia' 1929

👨‍🎨Francis Picabia was a French avant-garde painter, poet and typographer. Known for his versatility, irreverence and constant reinvention, Picabia was one of the most unpredictable and provocative figures in Modern Art.

🖼️Picabia created a series of panels, known as "transparencies", for the bedroom of Madame Rosenberg, which included 'Pavonia'.

Inspired by classical mythology, the overlapping figures, flowers and architectural details in Picabia's work evoke a sensuous and surreal dream.

Sold for €10 million at Sotheby's in 2022, at a record price for a work by Picabia.

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Naeem Khan Resort 2026

A love letter to Bulgaria

Blending intricate Indian craft with bold Bulgarian motifs

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Chiharu Okunugi modelling Emporio Armani, Gucci, Hermès, Tom Ford and Celine, photographed by Erik Lee Snyder for V Magazine April 2021

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Luc Tuymans 'Angel' 1992

Luc Tuymans is a contemporary artist, a key figure of the generation of European figurative painters.

Much of his work deals with moral complexity and the coexistence of good and evil.

Tuymans recreated his 'Angel' as a fresco in the Angel Room in Concertgebouw, a cultural centre in Bruges, Belgium, Luc's native country.

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Kate Moss photographed by Mert Alas for YSL fall 2025 collection by Anthony Vaccarello

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Jessica Stam for Valentino Haute Couture Fall Winter 2003/2004 photographed by Steven Meisel

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Salvador Dalí 'Figure (Barcelona Mannequin)' 1926

Created when he was just 22 years old, around the same time he met Pablo Picasso, whom he deeply respected. We can see the cubist influence and Dalí signature fluidity of line.

One of the early works of Salvador, this oil on canvas painting can be seen at the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figures, Spain.

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Vittoria Ceretti wearing Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci, photographed by Craig McDean for Another Magazine Fall/Winter 2016

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Models photographed by Serge Balkin for Vogue January 1944 and Vogue January 1945

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Ivan Dimov 'Unfinished Sentences' 1978

👨‍🎨Ivan Dimov (1943-2024) was a Bulgarianpainter. Held 20 solo exhibitions and participated in several group ones and international biennales. Served as professor at the National Academy of Arts in Sofia, teaching painting and art history, and was a longtime member of the Union of Bulgarian Artists.

🖼️His work often resembles surreal dreamscapes-featuring floating figures, birds, insects, pastoral scenes, female figures, rural motifs, and symbolic compositions that evoke a poetic, kaleidoscopic universe.

📍This work is on display at the Kvadrat 500 gallery in Sofia, Bulgaria.

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Lorelle Rayner wearing Stella McCartney Spring Summer 2016, photographed by Anthony Maule for the February 11th issue of The Edit Magazine.

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Jeneil Williams photographed by Julia Noni for Vogue Germany September 2013

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Jessie Arms Botke "White Peacocks and Blue Delphinium" 1924

Jessie Arms Botke (1883-1971) was a standout American painter famed for her lush, decorative bird paintings-especially of white peacocks and cockatoos-often set against gold or silver leaf backgrounds.

Trained in Chicago, she blended California Impressionism with Japanese and European design influences to create richly ornamental works. Her style was bold, elegant, and unmistakably unique.

Botke's art earned national acclaim and remains highly sought after today for its dazzling mix of beauty, nature, and refinement.