#Taglioni

[chic-a-gigot]

Le Petit écho de la mode, no. 5, vol. 18, 2 février 1896, Paris. 6. Jupon Taglioni, Maison Jeanne d'Arc, 265, rue Saint-Honoré, Paris. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

[detournementsmineurs]

Melvil Poupaud, Alice Taglioni et Daphné Patakia dans “OVNI(s) (Saison 2)” série créée par Clémence Dargent et Martin Douaire et réalisée par Antony Cordier, décembre 2022.

[cnladies]

TIAN XIWEI 田曦薇 in TAGLIONI ostrich feather blue sequined strapless off-shoulder dress | 2024 NYE Gala — Dragon TV

Tian Xiwei: more photos here 2024 NYE Gala: more photos here

[quo-usque-tandem]

White truffle taglioni

[gwydpolls]

Time Travel Question 58: Performances IV

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[vintage-tigre]

Fabio Taglioni (1920-2001), chief designer and technical director of Ducati from 1954 to 1989. He actually is the mastermind behind the desmodromic 90°V Twin engine still used in all Ducati bikes today

[costumeinperformance]

Lithographs of Marie Taglioni in La Sylphide

Souvenir d'adieu, No.2 / Souvenir d’adieu, No.4 / Les Danseuses de l'Opéra, No.2 / Souvenir d'adieu, No.3 / x / x

[mohangpassion]

[damnamour]

Sous Les Jupes Des Filles (2014) by Audrey Dana

[chic-a-gigot]

Le Petit écho de la mode, no. 15, 12 avril 1896, Paris. 9. Jupon Taglioni, propriété exclusive de la maison Jeanne d’Arc, 265, rue Saint-Honoré, Paris. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

9. Jupon Taglioni, propriété exclusive de la maison Jeanne d’Arc, 265, rue Saint-Honoré, Paris. — Mettre un jupon sous l’invocation de la célèbre danseuse Taglioni, c’est donner l’idée d’une création imprégnée de parisianisme, légère comme des ailes de sylphe et â la fois commode et pratique. Tel est absolument le Taglioni. Ce jupon avec sa tournure invisible, complètement adhérente, crin et baleine, vous habille divinement, arrondissant gracieusement la croupe, rejetant l’ampleur des jupes en arriere, soutenant les godets dans leur fantaisiste disposition en éventail. Le jupon Taglioni donne â l’ensemble de la toilette les proportions les plus harmonieuses; c’est la poésie du galbe. Ce modèle en tissu de soie broché se fait en nuances claires et foncées, deux tons, garni d'un haut plissé en taffetas, couvert par une haute dentelle application nœud en aigrettes, prix 80 frances. Ajoutons que le jupon Taglioni se fait à 30 francs, 40 francs, 50 francs et 60 francs. Le bouvel album illustré, comprenant les dernières créations en jupons, lingerie, trousseaux et corsets avec busc et sans busc, est envoyé sur demande gratis et franco; Il suffit d'écrire à la maison Jeanne d'Arc, 265, rue Saint-Honoré, Paris.

9. Taglioni petticoat, exclusive property of the house of Joan of Arc, 265, rue Saint-Honoré, Paris. — To put a petticoat under the invocation of the famous dancer Taglioni is to give the idea of a creation imbued with Parisianism, light as the wings of a sylph and both comfortable and practical. Such is absolutely the Taglioni. This petticoat with its invisible bustle, completely adherent, horsehair and whalebone, dresses you divinely, gracefully rounding the rump, throwing back the fullness of the skirts, supporting the godets in their fanciful arrangement. The Taglioni petticoat gives the whole dress the most harmonious proportions; it is the poetry of curves. This model in brocaded silk fabric is made in light and dark shades, two tones, trimmed with a pleated top in taffeta, covered by a high lace application bow in aigrettes, price 80 frances. Let us add that the Taglioni petticoat is made at 30 francs, 40 francs, 50 francs and 60 francs. The bouvel illustrated album, including the latest creations in petticoats, lingerie, trousseaus and corsets with busk and without busk, is sent on request free and carriage paid; Just write to the Joan of Arc house, 265, rue Saint-Honoré, Paris.

[detournementsmineurs]

“OVNI(s) (Saison 2)” série créée par Clémence Dargent et Martin Douaire et réalisée par Antony Cordier avec Melvil Poupaud, Géraldine Pailhas, Daphné Patakia, Quentin Dolmaire, Michel Vuillermoz, Jonathan Lambert, Alice Taglioni, Jean-Christophe Folly, Olivier Broche, Jean-Charles Clichet, Denis Mpunga, Tom Yang, les jeunes Capucine Valmary, Alessandro Mancuso et Shyrelle Maï Yvart et les participations de Nicole Garcia, Andréa Ferréol et Jean-Luc Bideau, décembre 2022.

[watchingalotofmovies]

Cash

Cash    [trailer]

After his brother is killed, Cash allies with a famous thief to pull of the biggest robbery in history.

It surely strives for the stylish coolness of the Ocean movies. The breezy score and the charm of Dujardin certainly helps.

But the convoluted story increasingly feels a bit much, with too many shifting loyalties, so it's a little difficult to care too much for the characters at the end. Still an entertaining watch.

Side note, while more than a decade old, it's still remarkable how much the characters smoke. Payment for that must've been a meaningful budget contribution.

[scholarlyhobbit]

These are basically the dance slippers of the era for any woman at a ball. What Taglioni did was strengthen her feet and ankles through endless relevés and working in quarter pointe rises which really strengthen every muscle. Then, she darned the shoe to give more structure and a little support, and only rose up briefly en pointe. She never lingered there, but used it for effect. It captured the imagination of Paris, and the world, and pointe technique was born.

A great introduction to this is from the Royal Ballet's educational programmes:

https://youtu.be/510WnZQUgac

https://youtu.be/0DGp0qUcuuM

dance shoes worn by marie taglioni, 1829. (coll. taglioni, nmi, den haag) .

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[elegomez]

Something I was terrified of, starting the research for my ballet book, was the question, "how do I portray ballerinas without showing several characters who display disordered eating" in interviews, videos, and article research I've encountered so many thin, thin bodies who are absolutely obsessed with unbroken lines and who regard fat (adipose tissue) as a threat to the art form; I, who generally have an extremely healthy relationship with eating and was never limited food as a kid, came out of Bunheads feeling a vague sense of anxiety whenever I thought about meals. "Jesus Christ," I thought. "Should I just gloss over it and make it a non-issue?"

But look at these women, dancers from the Paris Opera in the 1860s.

Some of my favorites:

Carlotta Morando

Blanche Montaubry

Eugene Coralli

Louis Merante

Virginia Zucchi

And lastly, Marie Taglioni; she had a hunchback and limbs considered too long, but her dance was considered the defining feature of the romantic era of ballet; she was also the first to consistently do pointe work, before the modern ballet slippers with supports and hard boxes were invented. (Aka it was purely her foot strength supporting her!)

there were really diverse bodies in the best of ballet! I'm not worried about talking around eating disorders at this point.

[patricedumonde]

Let's play a game: I’ll name common famous dancers and you say what that says about that person:

If my fav dancer is:

Anna Pavlova—

Alessandra Ferri-

Carla Fracci-

Maria Taglioni-

Sylvie Guillem-

Maria Khoreva—

Diana Vishneva—

Gallina Ulanova-

Marianela Nuñez—

Maria Bulanova —

Altynai Asylmuratova-

Ulyana Lopatkina—

Olga Smirnova-

Ekaterina Maximova -

Evgenia Obraztsova -

Nicoletta Manni—

Natalia Ospipova -

Sofya Valiullina-

Maya Plisetskaya-

Svetlana Zakharova

Alina Somova —

Alexandra Khiteeva—

Victoria Tereshkina—

Renata Shakirova —

Galina Ulanova-

Maria Koshkaryova-

Maria Iliushkina—

Eleonora Saveyard-

Elena Svinko-

Svetlana Savalieva -

Nina Kapstova-

Elisabetta Nallin—

Angelina Vorontsova -

Yulia Makhalina—

May Nagahisa -

Kristina Shapran—

Camilla Mazzi-

Oxana Skorik-

So I've been wanting to answer this one but boy this is a long list but I'll try my best.

If this is your favorite dancer, then you:

Anna Pavlova - are swan obsessed

Alessandra Ferri - have impeccable taste and you love her interpretation of Juliet

Carla Fracci - are Giselle obsessed

Maria Taglioni - are dead

Sylvie Guillem - love trail blazers, and appreciate a mix of classical ballet and contemporary

Maria Khoreva - are chronically online

Diana Vishneva - love an objectively (nearly) perfect dancer

Gallina Ulanova - are an old soul

Marianela Nuñez - love a clean turn and a well rounded dancer

Maria Bulanova - love jumper and turners

Altynai Asylmuratova - nostalgic of Kirov days and love a dancer who can do a good Medora and Nikiya

Ulyana Lopatkina - love love love Russian ballet

Olga Smirnova - also love Russian ballet but you weren't old enough to see Ulyana Lopatkina in her prime

Ekaterina Maximova - love passionate dancers and good Kitris

Evgenia Obraztsova - love a charming stage presence

Nicoletta Manni - are well researched and love a technically proficient dancer

Natalia Osipova - love bravura roles but you also appreciate seeing dancers who grow tremendously out of their box

Sofya Valiullina - are new here lol! But you love a technically proficient dancer

Maya Plisetskaya - are deep into your research and you love strong dancers

Svetlana Zakharova - are obsessed with naturally gifted dancers.

Alina Somova - Love hyperextensions

Alexandra Khiteeva - Love a killer port de bras!

Victoria Tereshkina - are obsessed with strong dancers who can do no wrong!!!

Renata Shakirova - Love a versatile dancer

Maria Koshkaryova - are new here! But you're Vaganova obsessed.

Maria Iliushkina - Love dancers with emotional depth

Eleonora Sevenard - learned about her from when you got into Vaganova in 2017 and you've been obsessed ever since

Elena Svinko - (I'm sorry I don't know her well enough)

Svetlana Savalieva - a hopeless romatic and believes she deserved a fair chance into soloist territory!

Nina Kapstova - are a fan of absolutely flawless dancers

Elisabetta Nallin - are new here!

Angelina Vorontsova - prefer Mikhailovsky over Mariinsky and Bolshoi, and you're probably better off for that. Respect.

Yulia Makhalina - are ME and are CORRECT, but seriously though. You have good taste and you wished there were more clips of her out there.

May Nagahisa - love a perfect Aurora interpretation

Camilla Mazzi - don't love a perfect Aurora interpretation. Yeesh it got spicy here.

Kristina Shapran - You have faith in Mariinsky's next generation of principal dancers

Oxana Skorik - are Catherine Pollak. LOL. But actually, you have good taste and you just weren't around during Yulia Makhalina's time.