Masks, foil, leather, metal | St. Martin's "Weird Girl" expresses herself with pop art

Pop is an abbreviation for Popular, which means pop art and popular art.

The term pop art first appeared between 1952 and 1955. They believe that the urban culture created by the public is an excellent material for modern art creation, and in the face of the impact of commercial civilization in consumer society, artists should not only face it squarely, but also become singers of popular culture.

Pauline de Blonay made Pop's form into a costume and used a distinct art form to make a strong visual impact on the audience.

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Pauline de Blonay is a girl who is good at integrating pop art into her life, but her friends around her have always felt that she is a bit "weird", and this artistic talent has been on display since she was a child.

Pauline de Blonay

Pauline grew up in Geneva and has always been interested in art history. Influenced by masters such as Modigliani, Edward Hopper, Egon Schiele and Cy Twombly, all the designs in her collection carry this artistic thread that continues from childhood to the present day, and her fashion show is considered to be an art exhibition to more people.

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"All the costumes in Pauline's collection bear the imprint of this pedigree, turning the runway into a fashion show. Starting with jaw-dropping painted portraits printed on two-piece blazers and skirts, the show traverses a unique combination of fabrics, followed by silk, foil, leather, metal structured, moldable suits and dresses, paired with printed boots, leather pants and feathered nipple brooches. “

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Works of art accumulate over time

Fashion is a natural fit

She uses her facial art patches to make costumes, and wants to show her life in costumes and art forms. Undoubtedly her ideas were successful and avant-garde.

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The whole series is based on the different aspects presented by a person, but when these different aspects are combined, they constitute a complete individual.

"My idea was that I would extend myself to other people's bodies and have them cast my body parts out of metal, and all these figure paintings that were important to me were presented. They're an important part of who I am," she explains.

Metal accessories are one of the most striking details in the collection.

Creating metal accessories for the collection, and they had to fit in with different cuts and silhouettes, was something she had envisioned from the beginning. Through a lot of research and experimentation, the metal is melted and cast, so that the final product that the designer himself wants can be obtained. “

A lot of tin foil is used as the main component of clothing, and this fragile, fragile material becomes a fabric, trying to express the author's sense of vulnerability.

"What I'm really interested in is a fragile force, something that seems indestructible but is very fragile."

She boldly shows more stackable dimensional art on the human face, using color to interpret the concept of "human".