who's the vain one now?
I was recently told that "fashion is architecture's vain little sister." Well, perhaps Architecture has been setting the Narcissistic example all along. I was floored by the interior of the Longchamp store in SoHo, designed by Thomas Heatherwick. The store houses a three-story staircase, made from 55 tons of hot-rolled steel with acrylic-like panels based on aerospace windshields hanging from the handrails. Thanks to Wired and Tim McKeough for the information. Photo by David S. Allee.
This almost makes Viktor & Rolf and Balenciaga look tame. Almost.
from Balenciaga's Spring 2007 collection
2 Comments:
Bloody hell!
Its amazing, if a little extravagant.
well, a lot.
S xx
Wow, it's amazing like when the Prada store in Soho opened, when was that? 2001? 2002? Anyway, it's striking.
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