"The Ever Changing Face of Beauty" by Sølve Sundsbø NY Event

The most influential names in beauty and fashion came together at Park Avenue Armory, New York for a night dedicated to the exploration of beauty and its ever-changing aesthetics.
The event showcased the “Ever-Changing Face of Beauty”, a film shot by acclaimed photographer Sølve Sundsbø, that explores the idea of beauty in a constant state of transformation, crossing all boundaries of race, geography and gender. The multi-screen film installation explores the idea of beauty as a constantly shifting, constantly changing force; bringing to life visual metaphors of beauty and fragrance in a way that only film can.

Sølve Sundsbø and Lara Stone (© PR)


Olivia Palermo (© Getty Images)


The pregnant Sienna Miller in a Boss Black gown and Pamela Love jewelry. (© PR)


Adam Senn (© PR)


Felicity Jones (© PR)


Evan Rachel Wood in a Gucci Prefall 2012 dress. (© AP Photo/Evan Agostini)


Dolce & Gabbana models Bianca Balti and Adam Senn. (© PR)


W Magazine`s Stefano Tonchi with Sienna Miller. (© PR)


Sølve Sundsbø and Cate Blanchett. (© PR)


Sølve Sundsbø and Diane von Fürstenberg (© PR)

Do you think our idea of beauty is in a constant state of transformation? If so, why?

Louis Vuitton Exhibition at La Triennale, Milano

'Louis Vuitton: The Art of Fashion'



The exhibition is curated by Katie Grand, who has styled Louis Vuitton shows and campaigns for years.



It shows thirty looks that Marc Jacobs created from 1998 to the present.



The clothing is not shown in it`s original runway styling but mixed with new shoes and accessories.



The Mannequins have reproductions of Louis Vuitton Speedy Bags for heads.



Daphne Groeneveld photographed by Sølve Sundsbø.



The red tartan coat was one of the highlights of Marc Jacobs's 13-years of designing at Louis Vuitton.



Mask detail from F/W 11/12 collection.



Mannequin made of wood covered in fluorescent pink Sprouse Louis Vuitton graffiti wearing cap, coat and monogram mary-janes from the fall/winter 2011`s Claridge Hotel-inspired collection.



Spring / Summer 2003 silk satin "coiffeuse" dress.



The very successful collaboration with japanese Pop artist Takashi Murakami created 'Monogram Multicolore' in 2003.



The exhibit is a celebration of Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton and the (re-)opening of the Louis Vuitton store on Via Montenapoleone that has been closed for renovations for the past seven months.



Daphne Groeneveld by Sølve Sundsbø wearing one of the exhibited coats.



Mannequin made of wood covered in fluorescent orange Sprouse Louis Vuitton graffiti.



The spring/summer 2001 collection introduced Stephen Sprouse's graffiti.



Marc Jacobs reintroduced the print in 2009 as a tribute to the artist, who died in 2004.



The famous monogram fur scarf.



The exhibition is running until october 9th at La Triennale in Milano.



Monogram Multicolore fur bag.



Myself within the beautiful designs.



My own pictures. Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0)

Which pieces are your favourites? Which prints or lines would you like to return?