Venerdì 30 settembre, giorno del finissage della mostra d'arte contemporanea "Mostratì ", avrà luogo la sfilata del fashion designer palermitano Sergio Daricello, entrato ormai di diritto con il suo proprio Brand nel gotha della moda internazionale. Nel suo curriculum si annoverano collaborazioni e nomi come Dolce&Gabbana, Etro, Versace, Giuliano Fujiwara e la regina del pop Madonna.
“E’ stato un mese ricco di appuntamenti importanti con personalità di un certo spessore - afferma la curatrice Marla Lombardo - e non potevamo non finire in bellezza portando anche un tocco di glamour a Noto. Mostratì ha ampiamente soddisfatto le aspettative con un più di 2.000 visitatori e complimenti da tutte le parti del mondo, a dimostrazione del fatto - conclude la curatrice - che le cose di qualità, realizzate con professionalità e passione, ripagano sempre.”
L’appuntamento è per domani alle ore 20 presso Palazzo Trigona con “Palermo ConneXion”, la prima sfilata Haute Couture a Noto firmata Sergio Daricello ed i suoi inconfondibili accenni di classe ad un mondo retrò dal sapore squisitamente Made in Sicily.
"Palermo ConneXion"
Sergio Daricello Fashion Show
Palazzo Trigona, Noto
Agency: Eye On Model
Mua: Barbara Coletti
Hair Stylist: Antonio Gionfriddo
Photographer: Marcello Scrofani
Media Partner: Modella TV
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After the Show...
Exclusive Party targato IL Libertyno
"Al genio non serve riflettere – gli basta mostrarsi." Giovanni Soriano, Maldetti, 2007
Dal 1 al 30 settembre 2016 la prestigiosa sede di Palazzo Trigona di Noto,
ospiterà “Mostratì”, la mostra d’arte contemporanea a cura di Marla Lombardo,
patrocinata dal Comune di Noto, promossa dall’Associazione Turistica ProNoto ed
organizzata dall’Infinity Agency.
L’evento è stato già inserito nel programma online e cartaceo della
manifestazione “Effetto Noto” organizzata annualmente dal Comune di Noto e
giunta alla sua VIˆ edizione.
Gli artisti invitati ad esporre sono Garjan Atwood, Turi Calafato,Andrea Chisesi, Monia Merlo, Giuseppe Piccione, Corrado
Roccaro. Mostratì presenta una serie di opere ispirate al concetto di “Ritratto”, in
cui il comune denominatore attinge dall’immaginario collettivo per farsi
portatore di segni, codici e valori. I lavori proposti per Mostratì sono tutti inediti e manifestano chiaramente
l’intenzione degli artisti di confrontarsi col proprio vissuto, in un dialogo
fatto di rimandi continui alla propria dimensione artistica, secondo un proprio
linguaggio estetico-espressivo e contaminazioni socio-culturali. In questo ampio e vario contesto espositivo, in cui la fotografia torna
protagonista, con tre fotografi di PhotoVogue, la mostra sarà arricchita da
workshop, incontri ed eventi collaterali. I giorni 8 e 9 settembre con "Fashion Icon", Workshop di Fashion
& Beauty Photography a cura di Marcello Scrofani e Slowmotion Travels in
collaborazione con il designer e retoucher Marco Pasqua.
Giorno 15 settembre per il ciclo "Incontri a Palazzo" si terrà
l'incontro letterario con lo scrittore e giornalista Francesco A. Russo ed il
fotografo siciliano noto a livello internazionale Aldo Palazzolo.
Giorno 20 settembre per il ciclo "Incontri a Palazzo" si terrà
l'incontro letterario con la fotografa siracusana Maria Pia Ballarino ed il
docente enogastronomico e chef Giovanni Fichera.
Infine, venerdì 30 settembre, il giorno del finissage della mostra, avrà luogo
la sfilata del fashion designer palermitano Sergio Daricello, entrato ormai di
diritto con il suo proprio Brand nel gotha della moda internazionale. Nel suo
curriculum si annoverano collaborazioni e nomi come Dolce&Gabbana, Etro,
Versace, Giuliano Fujiwara e la regina del pop Madonna.
Catalogo online su www.mostrati2016.com
Testo critico a cura di Emanuele Beluffi
"Vain trifles as they seem, clothes have, they say, more important offices than merely to keep us warm. They change our view of the world and the world's view of us."
to the launch of the Libertin Louison Haute Couture fashion line.
With a modern view on fashion, the presentation of LL Winter 2016 will be in streaming, exclusively on www.libertinlouison.com
Don't miss this Exclusive Fashion Show.
Be on line at 3pm is a must.
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Starting his career as a fashion designer in Paris in 1999, Belgian born Libertin Louison quickly gained popularity attracting celebrity clientele with his clothing collection that interplays elegance with stirring romanticism. Before long, he was invited to join the prestigious haute couture federation in 2003, due to his innate capability to craft garments with dramatic silhouettes in sumptuous use of fabrics, from silk to leather, from cashmere to linen. Creating sombre yet dramatic pieces, his avant-garde sensibility garnered favourable reviews and would draw celebrity clients to his fold.
Taking a 12 years hiatus from the rigueur of fashion, Louison Libertin had time to contemplate on his philosophy, his perspective, and his passions. In this moment of reflection he came to see the profound value of each day, the grandeur of time, and to mark the passing of time. In this reverie, he studied in France at one of the highly prestigious and elite schools of perfumes in Paris at « Cinquième Sens » and he developed a range of perfumes, scented candles and cosmetic line under the title « Technique Indiscrete ». Notably, Louison distinguishes himself as the only designer in Belgium who is both a certified ‘nose’ and a couturier who produces his own perfumes in his atelier and makes his own clothes by his own hand. His perfume and cosmetic range, inspired by poetry, philosophy, art, and dreams, has attracted celebrity clients such as Tilda Swinton, Jodie Foster, John Galliano, Brigitte Fontaine, Florence Welsh of Florence+the Machines, and Mika.
Now with an established perfume company under his belt, Louison will branch back into haute couture in his individual way. Integrating his values as a vegan and a naturalist into his work, Louison believes that we are to be the guardians of the earth with the responsibility to reduce the suffering to animals, insects, trees, and plants. Man will evolve and transcend to another level of consciousness living in balance with the elements of earth. In reverence to nature and life, his new women’s wear collection is inspired by the beauty of floral shapes, reinterpreting elegance, brushed with idealism. Fabrics are draped, worn loose, or layered to create lightness and lithe fluidity of femininity. Graceful silhouettes are gently sculpted following the form lightly. The cut of the cloth are elongated with dramatic gathers, dips, twists and twirls. Jersey pullovers are accentuated with defined knitted cuffs. Recycled leather is refurbished classically, but is modernized with overtly chunky shapes. Proudly produced in the region, in Belgium or France, the collection captures the nuance and the boldness of flowers in luxurious wools, silks, and cotton in a melange of dark greys and blacks, imbued with earth tones. Playing with a sombre palette, the design plays and twists simple silhouettes with beautiful handwork featuring applied shapes and embroidered details.
At the root of the collection is the chemist/philosopher Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier’s maxim that states nothing is lost, nothing is created, and everything is transformed. Louison believes in sustainable materials and recycling. As a vegan, the collection will be entirely free of new leather, free of fur, and other animal derived materials. Recycled leather will be incorporated to transform it and to give life once again. A strong connection to the earth is central. His devotion to nature and animals now inspires all his life activity and work. With maturity, Louison feels that fashion can be slow, can endure, and can be seasonless.
The Libertin Louison brand strives to be ethereally dramatic, discretely bold and most of all to be ethical. The Libertin Louison clothing line appeals to forward thinking, romantic, strong fearless woman, who embraces simplicity above complexity, who is stylish yet responsible.
