ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 10月9日 03時40分
“My work was always about freedom and harmony.” — #KenzoTakada
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We pay tribute to fashion designer Kenzo Takada who died in Paris on Sunday from COVID-19 complications. Takada is featured in Studio 54: Night Magic, with his exuberant September 14, 1977, @ケンゾー fashion event at the nightclub. The show highlighted his signature prints and poetic color palette, and concluded with a performance of “I Need a Man” by Grace Jones (@GraceJonesOfficial). This video by Anton Perich shows Kenzo, Jones, and the models taking bows after the show. ⠀
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Many prominent fashion designers of the day attended, including Scott Barrie, Bill Haire, Zandra Rhodes (@Zandra_Rhodes_), Clovis Ruffin, Fernando Sanchez, Willi Smith, and Stephen Burrows (@StephenBurrowsWorld ) who commented to @WWD, “It’s a bit of paradise. Kenzo has wrecked New York. We need more evenings like this and the world would be better.” Forty years later, Kenzo’s joyous Studio 54 presentation, the nightclub itself, and the work of Antonio Lopez (@the_antonio_archives) inspired the Kenzo Spring 2017 collection, designed by Humberto Leon (@Humberto ) and Carol Lim (@CarolLim). Kenzo’s uplifting designs of the ‘70s continue to inspire designers today.⠀
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Anton Perich (American, born 1945.) Anton Perich Presents R. Couri Hay Reporting: Kenzo, Studio 54, 1977. Videotape, color, sound [1 min. excerpt]. Courtesy of the artist. © Anton Perich for #studio54bkm
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