
The New York Times has an amazing and very inspiring photo essay that goes behind the scenes at the couture house in Paris just before the start of the HC fashion week. I am always so thrilled to get a look into other people's sewing studios and workshops and this I guess is the holy grail of all workshops, Chanel, Dior, Lacroix. I love seeing the dresses in different states of completion. The rest of the story here...



The perks of working at Chanel?
Monday, July 21, 2008
A Peek Inside The Haute Couture Ateliers
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Labels: Chanel, Dior, Haute Couture, Lacroix, Sewing and Pattern Making
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17 comments:
Dear, I love this post! I feel like a little girl walking into a huge candy store! I am just soooo fascinated in these workshops! Yes, they are art workers xxxxxxx
Such an inspiring and interesting post! Thank you for posting this.
xx
i love those photos. thanks for pointing them out
Wow, what gorgeous pictures-its lovely to get an insight of the couture houses at work!!
fantastic photographic essay in the nytimes.
i guess god really is in the details. cheers.
Wow! I just checked out the rest of the pics and that black lace at Christian Lacroix Couture is so exquisitely beautiful!! Thanks for this post :)
so cool, thanks. i'm off to check it out now.
great post!! =)
Oh wow. Fabulous photos. What a cool behind the scenes glimpse!
Fantastic photos...this has got to be my most favourite blog post of the week. I literally had goosebumps looking at the pics.
I had a look at the originals and it's amazing to see all the details so close up! Thanks for sharing these!
Oh my goodness! So that is what heaven looks like...
I love the last pic! It is kind of "romantic".
Thank you so much for your comment, it was lovely of you to say that.
thanks for posting these images. Its such a rarefied world!
a friend's mom and aunt used to fly to paris to have fittings. when can we do that too??? must work hard!!!! agree with cloth horse, it must be cloth heaven.
makes work look like fun. i like looking at other's workspaces as well. it's so interesting when looking at the end result. brilliant post.
how beautiful! I loved reading this post :)
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