Glamour Pop Art Volume lV

Andy Warhol: Pop Tart Crossing Art with Money, Glam, and Fame

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Moroccan Culture Meets Pop Art with Hassan Hajjaj's Photographs

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When we talk about those artists who have left a big impact on the fashion design we again need to mention Warhol, as he definitely is one of the most referenced artists in the fashion industry. The same can be said for Roy Lichtenstein whose work is a never-ending source of inspiration for designers and brands alike. Pop art has influenced fashion in various ways and as we have seen the works of the renowned pop artists continue to do so even after all this time. A good example might be the leading Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami who has collaborated with numerous brands and individuals in the recent times.

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This year his vibrant pop art designs became part of Vans special collection of slip-on footwear presented at Paris Fashion Week. Murakami also collaborated with Marc Jacobs while he was a creative director for Louis Vuitton. There are numerous examples of collaborations between artist and fashion industry and even the contemporary superstars like Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons are not strangers to the world of fashion.

In the world of mass consumption, pop art still thrives on those cultural values that have led to its origin.

The Souper Dress

There are even those who now believe that pop art fashion should be proclaimed a movement in its own right. Whether they rely on the pop art ideas or borrow inspiration directly from pop art imagery, contemporary designers continue to return to this art movement. In recent years, we also saw an emergence of graffiti-inspired garments , but will street art become the new pop art and beat the organic connection this art movement has built with the fashion industry is yet to be seen in the upcoming years.

Design, Culture, Fashion This spectacular volume is a true must-have for all those in love with Pop art and everything it touched on the way to becoming the defining art movement of its era and beyond. All images used for illustrative purposes only. Art Exhibitions Balasz Takac. The status-crowning logos are flashed everywhere—sometimes surprisingly. As part of the collaboration deal Louis Vuitton discussed with Hajjaj, the house stipulated that the artist would have to cease using counterfeit materials and instead incorporate authentic couture into his photographs.

Over a terrible Skype connection from Marrakech, Hajjaj snickers across the choppy line: But for now, this is what I do. When it comes to fashion history, no other simple piece of cloth has been more divisive, more turbo-charged with assumptions and appropriations than the veil. However, many of his female subjects are wear the headscarf and some cover their faces.

Andy Warhol and the Paper Dress Craze

His mother wore the veil, and when Hajjaj began shooting women, he suddenly remembered tugging at it and being fascinated by it as a kid. In Morocco, the veils are not black like you might see in Saudi Arabia; that piece of cloth can be bright and colorful.

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