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Between Fashion and Art: Kendall Jenner's bizarre and gorgeous looks
The top model stars on three covers and a fashion production of Vogue Hong Kong magazine.
Inspiration: The thin line between fashion and art.
For this purpose, selected particularly interesting locks, but must admit - it just looks wonderful
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Thursday, 06 May 2021, 07:00 Updated: 10:22
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Vogue Hong Kong magazine has decided to pull off one of the global fashion industry's heavy guns for a triple cover in the May issue - Kendall Jenner.
For the covers of the issue, which was distributed under the title "The art of fashion", the leading reality and top model star was photographed wearing Chanel outfits, presenting two of the summer gospels in the beauty segment - long hair extensions and straight bangs.
The gates were photographed by the famous fashion photographer Zoe Grossman, and they are joined by a particularly interesting fashion production, for which locks were chosen that definitely represent the fine line between fashion and art.
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On the three gates, the 25-year-old Jenner wears two locks chosen for her by stylist Patti Wilson.
The first is a kind of shimmering overall with leggings and exaggerated logo jewelry - thick gold bracelets and shiny hoop earrings that can not be missed that they belong to Chanel.
In the beauty segment, there is a low ponytail with a path in the middle and extra long hair extensions, which, as mentioned, herald the long hair trend, especially in the middle of summer.
In two out of three gates she wears that specific look and looks alongside a huge artificial oyster.
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The outfit for the third gate consists of a white top crop and Chanel branded leather strap bracelets.
Along with the long hair extensions, this time there was also a straight doll pony, which is very flattering to Jenner's face.
In the three hairs her face is almost completely free of makeup, but the eyebrows are well highlighted.
This, as part of the minimalism trend that refuses to fade season after season.
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The spectacular covers garnered compliments in the industry, with many claiming that the photos did indeed convey the winning combination of fashion and craftsmanship, just as the magazine tried to convey.
But then came the fashion production, which lifted the result to new heights - a look reminiscent of the Pope with a white layered dress by designer Mikael Kyle plus a cape in the same style, matching gloves and a hat that covers most of the head, except the face.
There were also very low-cut trousers in black and a white silk top by Skipperley and a black dress made of puffy floors, like a kind of hoops, of the Area brand, which is reminiscent in the final form of a type of caterpillar.
The hysteria in the dress - a side opening that reveals Jenner's naked body, which attracts most of the attention and momentarily blurs the bizarre Japanese hairstyle that was tailored to her.
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But the spectacular fashion show does not end there.
Jenner is also seen in a skirt in an abstract structure reminiscent of some messy octopus arms designed by Noir Kay Ninomia and there is also a Mickey Mouse coat by Com de Gerson, a black miniskirt and a white Chanel floral top.
Another big white dress with lots of fabric and lace from Beautiful People Plus a matching Dior piece by Vintage Dior, Paco Raban's famous mirror shirt and a Mugler tummy tuck that little sister Kylie Jenner wore last week.
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The styling choices in the production are well calculated.
The said idea is to discuss the question of where the line goes between a work of art displayed in a museum and a truly wearable garment.
These clothes, which Jenner models for production, seek to convey the message that fashion and clothing are art for all intents and purposes, despite the fact that they are viewed as a consumer product.
The magazine noted that Jenner's filming, which took place in Los Angeles and lasted about 10 hours, sought to convey the message that clothing can be equivalent to artistic sculptures on display in any gallery or museum.
To be sure, the casting was accurate and Jenner is the right top model for the task of mediating between fashion and art.
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