Christian Tagliavini, 1503 Cecilia, 2011
People sometimes ask me why I do what I do. Recently I found myself in a complex discussion where I was defending my line of work, ultimately justifying the hours spent by dress historians looking at a neckline, or the lining of a gown or the height of an eighteenth century heel. I was being challenged on the utility of it all – do we really need to know these minute details of everyday life of the past?
isn’t fashion projected into the future by its very essence? if so why do we need to teach young fashion or costume designers about their heritage?
Maybe the answers to the above are all here, in these mesmerizing and simply beautiful works of contemporary art.
For this post I have chosen to share the work of a very interesting – to me – young photographer. Especially a recent series entitled “1503”.
Christian Tagliavini, 1503 Signora in verde, 2011
Christian Tagliavini, 1503 Donna Clotilde, 2011
Christian Tagliavini, 1503 Lucrezia, 2011
Christian Tagliavini, 1503 Bartolomeo, 2011
Enough said I think.
his website: www. christiantagliavini.com
VIRGINIA HILL 
LOVE THE POST!
And I used the work of Christian Tagliavini in my very first mood-board in Marangoni so I guess you are right.. 🙂
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