MARCH 16TH JUNE, RIMINI AND JUNE 11TH 2011, BANAROO ARTS FESTIVAL – LORENZO JOVANOTTI CHERUBINI CHOOSES CoSTUME NATIONAL HOMME TO PERFORM FOR HIS TOUR.

Once again Lorenzo Jovanotti Cherubini chooses to wear custom made CoSTUME NATIONAL HOMME for the Banaroo Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee (USA). Every outfit and accessory has been created exclusively for him by Ennio Capasa.

 
In occasione della Milano Design Week, CoSTUME NATIONAL ha il piacere di invitarti al lancio del nuovo profumo Pop Collection.

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Via Sant’Andrea, 12
20121 Milano

“I’m wearing Costume National, and I’ve been wearing the brand for a few years now,” Keanu Reeves said at the Henry’s Crime red carpet in his sneakers-with-suit getup.
 

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Clic Gallery’s “Line Up: Rigging Knots and Glimpses of a Master Class” focuses on Philippe Petit, who not just a tight rope balacing act, but also street juggler, lock-picker, sketcher and bullfighter.
Philippe Petit is the daring performance artist who captured the world’s attention when he rigged a tight rope between the World Trade Center’s twin towers.
 

The intimate exhibit will show Petit exploring the rigging knots that determine his fate when he is walking in the clouds as well as reveal a more philanthropic side of Petit, who has spent much of his life since his 1974 World Trade Center stunt imparting wisdom onto his students.
The show runs through 16 January 2011.

Clic Gallery
255 Centre Street
New York
 

Strong silhouettes and high-end details reveal a daring new elegance.
Costume National’s luxe midnight Glamour.

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A photographic exhibition that captures the looks, image, identities and feelings of a chameleon-like man who has left an indelible mark on the history of music and fashion of the last 50 years.
 

70 portraits by international photographers and artists of the likes of Bryan Adams, Cecil Beaton, Anton Corbijn, Annie Leibovitz, Peter Lindbergh, Herb Ritts, Mark Seliger and Albert Watson have caught the essence of Mick Jagger, the singer and leader of the legendary Rolling Stones and an icon of glamour and rebel spirit. A star with the power to
enchant the crowd and stimulate young people of varying generations.

“Mick Jagger is universal. His special face made him the archetype of the rock star.”
François Hébel, Director of the Rencontres d’Arles Festival describes the true meaning of this exhibition.

“Bringing together all these pictures should primarily be seen as a photographic project.
We’re not just telling the story of Mick Jagger’s career but the history of 50 years of photographic portraiture. Here the physical nature and the notoriety of a face become the challenge that drives photographers and artists to depict it in a way that transcends simple documentation.
Through the portraits of the world’s most talented photographers, visitors can experience that indissoluble connection between personality and image”.

Forma – Centro Internazionale di Fotografia
Piazza Tito Lucrezio Caro, 1
20136 – Milano (MI)

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Ennio Capasa has made available his experience and passion for fashion for “Abitare il Tempo”, an important and ambitious project witnessed for 25 years of Italian excellence in furnishings.
 

Textile Storm is the concept of the installation designed by Claudio La Viola for “Abitare il Tempo 2010”, one of the most important Italian event dedicated to design, exhibited last september in Verona.

With an original and scenographic language, La Viola presented a project that combines design and fashion and plunges the visitor into a virtual storm.
At the centre of the installation there was a wall, 5 meters high and 18 long, covered with umbrellas that turn on themselves asynchronously; in the background the noise of the storm “ripped” from the Divine voice of Maria Callas.

Two silent and parallel corridors surrounded the installation and guided the visitors through the proposals of “Editori Tessili di Aneta”. Passing huge portals, precious windows-room guard 15 trenches designed exclusively by Ennio Capasa and made with fabrics usually used for furniture.