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To be dressed all black in winter is daring.
In summer it’s easy – black something on tanned skin, throw in a little bit of gold jewellery and immediately you get that certain kind of sicilian sexiness from a Dolce+Gabbana ad. But chosing the one color that actually absorbs the little light there is in a muddy, lightless and greyish winter-world – that’s what you could call ‘Enhancing the Inescapable’. Or ‘Celebrating Depression’. Black underlines your pale winter skin (in a slightly ‘Twilight‘ sort of way..), makes you look more dramatic, more mysterious, maybe even a little frightening (hello, Nosferatu…). It leaves room for speculation, that’s for sure and it’s definitely not boring. Especially when teamed with a Warhol-ian white shock of hair and and Andy-glasses (and clogs, how cute!). That’s fun. Good-bye depression, hello Pop-Art!
(Pure coincidence that this picture was taken at ‘Haus der Kunst‘, a Munich art museum)
In summer it’s easy – black something on tanned skin, throw in a little bit of gold jewellery and immediately you get that certain kind of sicilian sexiness from a Dolce+Gabbana ad. But chosing the one color that actually absorbs the little light there is in a muddy, lightless and greyish winter-world – that’s what you could call ‘Enhancing the Inescapable’. Or ‘Celebrating Depression’. Black underlines your pale winter skin (in a slightly ‘Twilight‘ sort of way..), makes you look more dramatic, more mysterious, maybe even a little frightening (hello, Nosferatu…). It leaves room for speculation, that’s for sure and it’s definitely not boring. Especially when teamed with a Warhol-ian white shock of hair and and Andy-glasses (and clogs, how cute!). That’s fun. Good-bye depression, hello Pop-Art!
(Pure coincidence that this picture was taken at ‘Haus der Kunst‘, a Munich art museum)
Brigitta wears vintage leather jacket, a dress by Barbara Schwarzer, Clogs by Hannes Roether and gloves by Cos.
©Julia Richter
One comment
Michaela
Bemerkenswert……mutig…….sie ist bei sich!