ESTORIL FASHIONART FESTIVAL (LISBON) - PACO RABANNE, DESIGNER AND REBEL EHXIBITION

Estoril FashionArt Festival (Lisbon) presents in the Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum the "Paco Rabanne, Designer and Rebel" exhibition. A retrospective of 16 pieces essential to understand the career and personality of the iconic Paco Rabanne.

O Estoril FashionArt Festival apresenta no Museu Condes de Castro Guimarães a exposição Paco Rabanne, Designer and Rebel. Uma retrospectiva de 16 peças essenciais para compreender a carreira e a personalidade do icónico Paco Rabanne.

Born in 1934 in the Spanish Basque country, took refuge in France with his mother and sisters after their father, a Republican military, was shot by Franco's troops. Caught between two cultures and under the strong influence of his mother, seamstress head of Balenciaga, Paco Rabanne begins, a student of Architecture at the Fine Arts in Paris (1951-63), successful efforts to introduce accessories for major fashion houses Paris. Even without ever exercise, the architecture has always been present in his creations, visible in how the space worked, volumes and materials.

Nascido em 1934 no País Basco espanhol, refugiou-se em França com a mãe e as irmãs depois do pai, um militar republicano, ter sido fuzilado pelas tropas de Franco. Apanhado entre duas culturas e sob a forte influência da sua mãe, costureira chefe de Balenciaga, Paco Rabanne inicia, ainda estudante de Arquitectura nas Belas Artes de Paris (1951-63), bem sucedidos trabalhos de criação de acessórios para as principais casas de Moda de Paris. Mesmo sem nunca exercer, a Arquitectura esteve sempre presente nas suas criações, visível na forma como trabalhou o espaço, os volumes e os materiais.

Leader of an innovative contemporary movement, Rabanne had the power to introduce the fashion parades a series of brand new codes until then unknown. Thus, transfer their presentations for unconventional spaces and introduces the song as part of the scenic parades for which they are selected for the first time, models of all backgrounds.

Líder de um inovador movimento contemporâneo, Rabanne teve o poder necessário para introduzir nos desfiles de Moda uma série de novíssimos códigos até aí desconhecidos. Assim, transfere as suas apresentações para espaços não convencionais e introduz a música como elemento cénico dos desfiles para os quais são seleccionadas, pela primeira vez, modelos de todas as origens.

Barbarella iconic film - Costume design by Paco Rabanne

Never far the complicity between fashion and society was so palpable. The creations by Paco Rabanne overflowed for photography and film, marking the visual imagery of that time. His clothes, plastic and metal were used by Françoise Hardy, Brigitte Bardot and Jane Fonda (as Barbarella). The flagship piece worn by Audrey Hepburn in Two for the Road (1967) will be on display this Paco Rabanne, Designer and Rebel.

Nunca até aqui a cumplicidade entre Moda e sociedade fora tão palpável. As criações de Paco Rabanne transbordaram para a fotografia e para o cinema, marcando o imaginário visual dessa época. Os seus vestidos de plástico e metal foram usados por Françoise Hardy, Brigitte Bardot e Jane Fonda (em Barbarella). A emblemática peça usada por Audrey Hepburn no filme Two for the Road (1967) estará presente na exposição Paco Rabanne, Designer and Rebel.

TWO FOR THE ROAD, 1967 - Costume Designer: Paco Rabanne

More information about the Estoril FashionArt Festival HERE

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Michael Cera breaks up with Charlyne Yi?

Rumors are flying around that Michael Cera broke up with the long-time girlfriend Charlyne Yi.

A source told Star Magazine that Cera is “itching to date other people” now that he’s “superfamous”

Michael Cera and Charlyne Yi co-wrote Paper Heart, a romantic comedy where the two star as fictionalized versions of themselves.

The source add this: “Charlyne is beyond sad. And the break-up is so much harder because she’ll have to see him on tour.”

Michael Cera is a Canadian actor best known for his roles in Arrested Development, Superbad, and Juno.

charlyne yi

Michael Cera breaks up with Charlyne Yi?

Rumors are flying around that Michael Cera broke up with the long-time girlfriend Charlyne Yi.

A source told Star Magazine that Cera is “itching to date other people” now that he’s “superfamous”

Michael Cera and Charlyne Yi co-wrote Paper Heart, a romantic comedy where the two star as fictionalized versions of themselves.

The source add this: “Charlyne is beyond sad. And the break-up is so much harder because she’ll have to see him on tour.”

Michael Cera is a Canadian actor best known for his roles in Arrested Development, Superbad, and Juno.

charlyne yi

Michael Cera breaks up with Charlyne Yi?

Rumors are flying around that Michael Cera broke up with the long-time girlfriend Charlyne Yi.

A source told Star Magazine that Cera is “itching to date other people” now that he’s “superfamous”

Michael Cera and Charlyne Yi co-wrote Paper Heart, a romantic comedy where the two star as fictionalized versions of themselves.

The source add this: “Charlyne is beyond sad. And the break-up is so much harder because she’ll have to see him on tour.”

Michael Cera is a Canadian actor best known for his roles in Arrested Development, Superbad, and Juno.

Ted Koppel

Ted Koppel's son, 40, found dead in NYC apartment

The 40-year-old son of former ABC News anchor Ted Koppel was found dead in an apartment in the upper Manhattan, and the cause of death is being investigated, authorities said Tuesday. Andrew Koppel was declared dead around 1:30 a.m. Monday in the apartment in the Washington Heights neighborhood, Detective John Sweeney said.

Ellen Borakove, a spokeswoman for the city medical examiner, said an autopsy was performed Monday but results were pending further study, including toxicology and tissue testing.

Additional tests were needed to determine the manner and cause of death, Borakove said. They will take a few weeks to complete, she said.

Koppel had been drinking for hours with a man he met at a bar, the New York Post reported Tuesday. "He had a straw hat on, and I had one on, and he said, 'Nice hat, man,'" his drinking partner, Russell Wimberly, told the newspaper. "We got to talking, and he started buying me drinks."



Wimberly said that Koppel drank whiskey, and that neither man had anything to eat all day.

Koppel was appointed attorney for the city Housing Authority's civil litigation division in 2001, a post he resigned in 2008, the agency said Tuesday.

Ted Koppel was the longtime anchor of the ABC News show "Nightline." Andrew Koppel, of Queens, was one of his four children. A call to the elder Koppel's publicist was not immediately returned Tuesday.

Andrew Koppel was convicted of misdemeanor assault in 1994 for striking a U.S. Senate aide during an argument at a Capitol Hill automated teller machine. At the time, he was a student at Georgetown Law School.

Wimberly said that after drinking, he and Koppel eventually wound up at the apartment, which belonged to Wimberly's friend. He and the friend, Belinda Caban, told Koppel to sleep it off and later found that he had gotten sick and appeared not to be breathing, the Post said. The two said they called 911.

Ted Koppel

Ted Koppel's son, 40, found dead in NYC apartment

The 40-year-old son of former ABC News anchor Ted Koppel was found dead in an apartment in the upper Manhattan, and the cause of death is being investigated, authorities said Tuesday. Andrew Koppel was declared dead around 1:30 a.m. Monday in the apartment in the Washington Heights neighborhood, Detective John Sweeney said.

Ellen Borakove, a spokeswoman for the city medical examiner, said an autopsy was performed Monday but results were pending further study, including toxicology and tissue testing.

Additional tests were needed to determine the manner and cause of death, Borakove said. They will take a few weeks to complete, she said.

Koppel had been drinking for hours with a man he met at a bar, the New York Post reported Tuesday. "He had a straw hat on, and I had one on, and he said, 'Nice hat, man,'" his drinking partner, Russell Wimberly, told the newspaper. "We got to talking, and he started buying me drinks."



Wimberly said that Koppel drank whiskey, and that neither man had anything to eat all day.

Koppel was appointed attorney for the city Housing Authority's civil litigation division in 2001, a post he resigned in 2008, the agency said Tuesday.

Ted Koppel was the longtime anchor of the ABC News show "Nightline." Andrew Koppel, of Queens, was one of his four children. A call to the elder Koppel's publicist was not immediately returned Tuesday.

Andrew Koppel was convicted of misdemeanor assault in 1994 for striking a U.S. Senate aide during an argument at a Capitol Hill automated teller machine. At the time, he was a student at Georgetown Law School.

Wimberly said that after drinking, he and Koppel eventually wound up at the apartment, which belonged to Wimberly's friend. He and the friend, Belinda Caban, told Koppel to sleep it off and later found that he had gotten sick and appeared not to be breathing, the Post said. The two said they called 911.

Ted Koppel

Ted Koppel's son, 40, found dead in NYC apartment

The 40-year-old son of former ABC News anchor Ted Koppel was found dead in an apartment in the upper Manhattan, and the cause of death is being investigated, authorities said Tuesday. Andrew Koppel was declared dead around 1:30 a.m. Monday in the apartment in the Washington Heights neighborhood, Detective John Sweeney said.

Ellen Borakove, a spokeswoman for the city medical examiner, said an autopsy was performed Monday but results were pending further study, including toxicology and tissue testing.

Additional tests were needed to determine the manner and cause of death, Borakove said. They will take a few weeks to complete, she said.

Koppel had been drinking for hours with a man he met at a bar, the New York Post reported Tuesday. "He had a straw hat on, and I had one on, and he said, 'Nice hat, man,'" his drinking partner, Russell Wimberly, told the newspaper. "We got to talking, and he started buying me drinks."



Wimberly said that Koppel drank whiskey, and that neither man had anything to eat all day.

Koppel was appointed attorney for the city Housing Authority's civil litigation division in 2001, a post he resigned in 2008, the agency said Tuesday.

Ted Koppel was the longtime anchor of the ABC News show "Nightline." Andrew Koppel, of Queens, was one of his four children. A call to the elder Koppel's publicist was not immediately returned Tuesday.

Andrew Koppel was convicted of misdemeanor assault in 1994 for striking a U.S. Senate aide during an argument at a Capitol Hill automated teller machine. At the time, he was a student at Georgetown Law School.

Wimberly said that after drinking, he and Koppel eventually wound up at the apartment, which belonged to Wimberly's friend. He and the friend, Belinda Caban, told Koppel to sleep it off and later found that he had gotten sick and appeared not to be breathing, the Post said. The two said they called 911.