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Wednesday, May 08, 2013

Diary 39-Riccardo Tisci Creates Costumes For Boléro At The Opéra De Paris

My Dear Diary:

Today i read a culture news which is released recently


-Riccardo Tisci creates costumes for Boléro at the Opéra de Paris


From Vogue France i know this is the very first time that Riccardo take the collaboration with the Paris Palais Garnier de l'Opéra National, and Givenchy's creative director has signed the costumes for Maurice Ravel's Le Boléro ballet.  




For his first collaboration with the Paris Palais Garnier de l'Opéra National, Givenchy's creative director Riccardo Tisci has signed the costumes for Maurice Ravel's Le Boléro ballet.






-Vogue France`s View:In a hostel in Spain, a gypsy traveler dances on a table surrounded by people. Her speed and rhythm gradually entrances the onlookers and carries them away in an intoxication of instinctive dance. Maurice Ravel's Le Boléro, written in 1928, comes to the Paris Opéra Garnier from May 2 until June 3 and Riccardo Tisci, creative director at French label Givenchy, has created dance costumes for the entire company. It is the first time the celebrated designer has worked with the Palais Garnier on a personal project of this scale and the resulting costumes combine obscurity and romanticism in equal measure. The white, billowing dresses and capes are spectacular when in flight on stage, while the fine, detailed embroidery on the transparent leotards reveals the human skeleton that moves gracefully underneath, breathing life into this theatrical interpretation. Choreographers Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Damien Jalet have entrusted Marina Abramovic with the show's production.  The Art Corporel choreographer aims to give the human spirit a new sense of freedom, redefining limits through this unique interpretation of Maurice Ravel's masterpiece, set to open at the Palais Garnier de l'Opéra in Paris on May 2.    

-Royal`s Summary:Lithe dancing plus Riccardo`s Lithe-romantic costumes must be a perfect match,and i think Riccardo retains his soul to theatrical costumes designs.








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