You’re not truly ‘all caught up’ if you haven’t seen BURO.’s top five Instagram posts of the week! Truth is, our editors’ daily mission is to connect with ease, to share with expression and to experience with conviction. So get inspired, feed your imagination, soul and scroll!
1. Imagination creates reality!
We don’t know about you but here’s how the world would look like in Constantin Prozorov’s imagination. He’s the man behind artistic creations for luxury brands and this one in particular is for Moncler. He works with images from the latest collections and reinterprets them in his imaginative collages to invite us into a magical world of art, high fashion and pop culture.
2. Take me to Rue Saint-Honore, Paris
We have a thing for fashion marketing activations and particularly this one announcing and anticipating Acne Studios arrival in Paris, Rue Saint-Honore right before the kickstart of Paris fashion week. The shot is photographed by GregoireVieille known for his work on savoir faire and architecture for Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Balenciaga and many more.
3. Re-nue-ssance
‘Nue’ is for naked in French! If you haven’t followed @petit_gobelet yet we don’t know what you’re waiting for! Adrien Pouwer, or artist behind this page has a thing for collages especially ones combining Renaissance paintings and graphics with modern fashion models and campaigns. Get inspired!
4. Every Schiaparelli post is the best of the week!
Can we take another moment to appreciate that work of art? This Spring/Summer ‘22 Haute Couture masterpiece is an intricate work of the gold leaf covered cage dress, in hand molded embroidered leather in the shape of the codes of Schiaparelli. When it comes to this Maison, every post and every piece is the best we will ever see every season, month and year.
5. Noonoori has better dancing moves than we do
Digital character Noonoori shows us she can dance with the help of Studio Wayne McGregor as another exploration of the intersection of art and technology. The choreographer work has also led him into collaborative dialogue with an array of artistic forms, scientific disciplines and technological interventions.
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