Ballet has played an important influence in fashion for decades and decades.
Throughout the 20th century and the end of 19th century beginning with The Ballet Russes and Diaghilev’s Seasons to nowadays.
Since the highly acclaimed film Black Swan with Natalie Portman receiving an Oscar for Best Actress, fashion saw a frenzy for ballet.
Not only it is cool to do ballet fitness as an exercise but also to wear the dance inspired clothing: tulle skirts, inspired tutus and even costumed outfits as seen in very detailed craftsmanship from recarnated couture house The House of Worth and its creative director Giovanni Bedin.
Whether it is a dress, a skirt or even a piece of fabulous jewellery. The art of the ballet has unparamounted owe and given inspiration from the grace and the mastery of the dancer, to the music, the setting and a story.
Ballet in Hollywood: Marilyn Monroe.
Natalie Portman in Black Swan.
Alexander McQueen S/S 2011.
Alexander McQueen A/W2008/2009.
Ballet Editorial for Vogue.
Chloe S/S 2011.
From the book 100 contemporary fashion designers: Gisele Bundchen for Georgio Armani 2002.
Anna Dello Russo in The House of Worth for Grazia UK 2011.
The House of Worth
The House of Worth by Giovanni Bedin.
Russian Prima ballerina and one only rival of Mariinsky Theatre Prima Matilde Kseshinksaya, Olga Josephna Preobrajenskaya as Medora in Le Corsaire, 1899.
Fabulous Jewellery.
Illustration by Sir Cecil Walter Hardy of Margot Fontyen and Rudi Nuriev.
Illustration by ACIEL.
in tutu.
Anastassia and Aciel in ACIEL Swarovski crystal combos and tutu belts. Silk, lurex jersey, net.
At the Solyanka Love Boat Carnival.
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