This year's fall and winter fashion is the right way to open designers and artists to do this.

Art comes from life.

In October last year, the New York Museum of Modern Art, MoMA, launched an exhibition entitled "Items: Is Fashion Modern?", which has had a major impact on the past two centuries. The clothing and accessories were studied and their history and existing state were explored.

This is the first fashion event in the museum.

Nowadays, fashion brands have long been more than pinning the brand's image and concept on the design of clothing or handbags, whether it is launching a joint product with a museum, or directly carrying out an art event or even being directly exhibited as a work of art. Pavilions, brands are exploring greater space in ideology.

This is also a good thing for the artists.

Recently, the fashion information website "The Cut" invited artists from different fields, including painters, photographers and sculptors, to create their own artistic creations with their favorite autumn clothing styles.

The first to appear was the oil painting "The Girl with Arrows and Skulls" by Santa Fe painter Fatima Ronquillo. The girl in the painting wore Dolce & Gabbana's coat and shirt. The jewelry on her hair came from the American jewelry brand Tiffany. & Co., the brooch comes from designer David Webb.

Although Fatima Ronquillo used to combine the idyllic scenery with the style of European ancient paintings, this work is one of her few fusions of real fashion brands and paintings.

Also interested in using style to express fashion is Anthony Iacono, who displays the suits and scarves of American designer Marc Jacobs and the hat designed by designer Stephen Jones for Marc Jacobs in his own collage.

In the fashion industry, most designers will present their design consciousness in their own hands in the form of hand-painted. Therefore, Luke Edward Hall, a British artist who has multiple identities such as illustrators, artists, and interior designers, has chosen the most primitive lines for the creation of clothing art. Due to the influence of ancient Greek and Roman styles, it has added Roman columns, snakes and other elements to the painting, adding more mysterious colors to Gucci's pink dress.

In addition to the painters, the photographer can be said to be the artist closest to the fashion field. David Alekhuogie recently fell in love with sports underwear. Unlike ordinary underwear ads, most of his works are not sexy. For example, in the work, Tommy Hilfiger's underwear and Jeremy Scott's sweatpants, or Calvin Klein Jeans' jeans, are displayed in a partial close-up.

In the latest work, Calvin Klein's sports underwear has also become his prime photo "model", whether it is with Sacai jacket or Hilfiger jacket, this partial close-up with the ordinary model propaganda film has a viewer A beautiful enjoyment.

Compared with this realistic art, photographer SarahEdwards is more inclined to ideological fashion art. Like the Moncler Pierpaolo Piccioli jacket, the photo frame of the dress and gloves, and the down jacket of Molly Goddard, it is the understanding of fashion under his lens.

In addition, he also shot black and white filters, wearing Molly Goddard's dresses and shoes under the tulle.

Shawn Theodore, a photographer dedicated to the display of culture and art, is an artist from Philadelphia, USA. His work is passionate about the concepts of race, spirituality, patriarchy, and matriarchy, and seeks to find African culture that has disappeared.

Therefore, he boldly adopted a black skin model with Bulgari's gold and silver jewellery necklace, and then put on a model designed by Oyato Design for the model. The seemingly exaggerated hairstyle actually showed a strange beauty.

Some photographers like to use their own self-portraits to present their hobby of clothing, such as ChristopherSmith. She put on her beloved Valentino jacket and vest in her work.

Some artists have also used the fashion pieces to play the installation art. In fact, this is also the most common cross-border of brands in the art field.

Zo? Buckman put Prada white boots in the center of boxing gloves with white lace trim.