Zoom | layered contrasts in white and nude tones
The melting of two different garment types into one piece results into a feminine double layered, mixed fabric top and skirt in cool summer white and nude tone.
Style | Top: T 10-60-34
Style | Skirt: S 10-78-34
WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Collection Spring /Summer 2010
Christopher Coppers is a Belgian artist who is based in Brussels. His current work consists, for a large part, of interventions, either with, within or on magazines. Construction and deconstruction are important key elements in his art. He has by now used many different magazines as his medium, for the most fashion related ones. Some examples are: Elle, Vogue, BEople, Playboy,View magazine, Vanity Fair and ID fashion magazine.
He Combines his love for printed matter with an obvious urge for creative distortion or destruction. Christopher extremely careful and diligent revisits these magazines, he dramatically reinterprets the original covers by intricately carving them and so transforming them into sculptures. By doing this he gives them a second purpose, a second life.
Photos: Christopher Coppers | magazines
Zoom: Warmenhoven & Venderbos Collection Spring/Summer 2010
Merge and melt of two dress types into one piece, accentuated by colour contrast. The ”shadow area” between the shapes has been highlighted by translating it into a graphic stripe design. Leather string detail at collar. A futuristic look in a stylish feminine shape and cut.
Style: Dress: D 10-66-01
WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Collection Spring /Summer 2010
Diary photo entry
WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Diary 100310
Body moulds and cloned in black (Clothing sculptures). Conceptual objects: exact tailored copies of the bodies of Warmenhoven & Venderbos translated into a rubber coated fabric and black leather.
From the WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS archives | Body moulds | More Warmenhoven & Venderbos projects |