"Eternal Skirts" Begins At Academy Of Fine Arts In Paris To Pay Tribute To Custom Fashions.

　　 Tilda And Serad The new work "eternal skirt" starts at Academy of Fine Arts in Paris. At the scene, Swinton made a tailored evening dress for the audience to demonstrate the whole process of making clothes.

Do you remember the fashion show "Tilda Swinton", a fashion show co operated with fashion historian and Olivier Szilard Gallira Museum Director (Olivier Saillard) during the 2013 spring summer Paris fashion week? Swinton, dressed in antique dress, walked alone on T stage, completing the 40 minute show in the form of artistic performance, and won the praise of many designers such as Christine Lacroix (Christian Lacroix) and Hyde Ackerman (Haider Ackermann) and so on. Tilda Swinton, Swinton

Now, these two fashion and art lovers have begun a new round of cooperation. Their new work, "eternal skirts", begins at Academy of Fine Arts in Paris. The performance was held during the Autumn Art Festival of the college, and Olivier Szilard said it was also a "tribute to custom-made fashion".

On the stage, Swinton made a tailor for him. Evening dress From measuring the body to the drafts, and finally to the tailoring and splicing, he is like a tailor, demonstrating the whole process of clothing for the audience. And Swinton helped sead work sewing, trying all kinds of collars and cuffs until a simple skirt was formed. For this performance, Swinton and Chloe went to visit the studio and record the steps of designer's clothing. Familiarity with the design steps enables them to perform more realistic on stage.

At the end of the performance, Swinton also read the names of ten famous designers in the fashion world, such as Azzedine Alaia and Paul Polret (Paul Poiret), and salute them and their works. "Alaia" "With the popularity of clothing, we have forgotten how to make a garment. Even very simple clothes are sometimes complex and even time-consuming. Szilard said he also hoped to use this performance to make people redesign and customize fashion.