Vestito Collection
"Vestito: A Glimpse into the Fashion of History" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of "vestito" - a word that encompasses not just clothing
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"Vestito: A Glimpse into the Fashion of History" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of "vestito" - a word that encompasses not just clothing, but also the stories and cultures woven within. From ancient civilizations to royal courts, let us embark on a visual journey through various eras and regions. Transporting us to late 19th century Korea, we encounter a haunting portrait of Empress Minbi. Tragically taken from this world during a fateful night in October 1895, her demise was rumored to be orchestrated by the Japanese ambassador. The black-and-white photograph captures her regal presence forever frozen in time. Moving forward chronologically, we find ourselves amidst the vibrant scenes depicted by Pietro Longhi's masterpiece "La cabane du lion - Il casotto del leone. " Painted in 1762, it offers an enchanting glimpse into Venetian life with its lively characters donning exquisite costumes that reflect their social status. Shifting our focus to the theatrical realm, Marie Galli as Carmen and miss Ducasse as Frasquita take center stage. Adorned in alluring costumes for their roles in "Carmen, " they embody passion and allure through their attire while captivating audiences with their performances. Traveling further back in time, we arrive at Germany's Baden-Baden promenade of 1865. Amidst this picturesque setting emerges an array of fashion styles worn by both men and women strolling along leisurely. Each outfit tells a unique story about societal norms and personal expression during that era. Delving deeper into history brings us face-to-face with Marie de Medici herself – an influential figure whose portrait showcases her grandeur as Queen Consort of France during the early 17th century. Her elaborate gown reflects power intertwined with elegance, symbolizing her role within European royalty.