All articles tagged with #iris van herpen
Cathy Horyn reviews Schiaparelli’s couture show by Daniel Roseberry, praising a lighter, more accessible direction on a sunlit Paris runway, with lean silhouettes (Alaïa-inspired black dress), a delicate silicone jacket, a sheer gown with hand-painted flowers, and other sculptural looks; she notes the novelty of the techniques and questions whether the collection’s spectacle and social‑media appeal will sustain couture’s relevance.
At a London screening for Mother Mary, Anne Hathaway wore Iris van Herpen’s black ‘Sensory Seas’ gown from the Spring/Summer 2020 couture line, a laser-cut leather piece inspired by neuroanatomist Ramón y Cajal. The high-neck corset, billowing sleeves, and floor-length skirt, paired with simple hoops and a half-up hairstyle, showcased a stylish fusion of art and science during a busy European premiere run.
David Lowery's Mother Mary uses couture to tell a comeback story: Anne Hathaway's pop-star persona is shaped by Bina Daigeler's glamorous costumes and a transformative Iris van Herpen finale gown—born from 80s Madonna influence and current fashion icons—to express lost-and-found identity and the tension of creative partnership.
The Hollywood Reporter’s David Rooney reviews Mother Mary, a visually lush two-hander about a pop star and her image-maker; Hathaway and Coel deliver magnetic performances in a film that emphasizes style and mysticism over narrative depth, with its pop-music interludes and ethereal visuals doing most of the heavy lifting.
Iris Van Herpen's Fall 2025 couture collection features innovative dresses, including a 'living look' made with 125 million bioluminescent algae that respond to movement, highlighting a fusion of science and art and raising questions about sustainability and technological possibilities in fashion.
Jada Pinkett Smith stunned at the Los Angeles premiere of "Bad Boys: Ride or Die" in a mesmerizing optical illusion dress from Iris van Herpen's 2017 fall collection, known for its "Hypnosis" technique. The dress, inspired by the Japanese art of "Suminagashi," was complemented by black sandal heels and stud earrings. Jada's family, including Willow, Jaden, Adrienne Banfield-Norris, Trey, and Will Smith, also showcased their fashion-forward styles at the event.