Art-à-Porter
Art-to-Wear is a unique and impressive concept by Alexandra Mas and couturier Eric Tibusch developed in 2009. Following the footsteps of Elsa Schiaparelli who was the first to invite artists to be part of her fashion designs, or Yves Saint Laurent who got inspiration from art, Alexandra Mas and Eric Tibusch are the very first couturier-artist couple to actually develop this precise technique, illustrated in 2010 by Marie Chrhistiane Marek, renown reporter for the AFP (l'Agence France-Presse).
Shoed twice a year during the haute couture week in Paris, they keep on surprising the fashion world and inspire the others. The arty vogue is increasing ever since, and their "art-à-porter" expression is used today by several brands for all kinds of art prints or art inspired collections. This unique technic is a discussion between the two artists that brings to life haute-couture garments cut and sowed straight from the painted canvas signed by Alexandra Mas. to see this interview http://www.alexandramas.com/#!video/c65q
Michel Rodriguez, getting ready for the red carpet, Cannes 2012
toile en lin peinte a l'acrylique et huile, 200/90cm "Phonème de la renaissance"
toile en lin peinte a l'acrylique et huile, 200/90cm
Art a porter, Alexandra Mas and Eric Tibusch press-release 2013
Collection "Si Paris m'etait conté", A-W Eric Tibusch 2013-2014 , haute couture dress with a Alexandra Mas painting
Collection "Si Paris m'etait conté", A-W Eric Tibusch 2013-2014 , haute couture dress with a Alexandra Mas painting
trompe l'oeil and action painting, old and new technic for this haute couture collar.
toile pour col couture, inspiration Gabrielle d'Estrées
the trompe l'oeil in the Dope Qeen editorial by Suna Moya, art work Alexandra Mas, couture by Eric Tibusch
acrylic & silicon on canvas, 150cm-100cm
haute couture dress by Eric Tibusch with a Alexandra Mas painting
acrylic on canvas, 300cm-100cm
haute couture dress by Eric Tibusch with a Alexandra Mas painting
acrylic and silicon on canvas, 300cm-120cm
haute couture veste by Eric Tibusch with a Alexandra Mas painting
acrylic on canvas, 100cm-100cm X 2 original texte by Alexandra Mas hand written on the inside of the dress
acrylic on canvas, 100cm-100cm X 2
haute couture dress by Eric Tibusch with a Alexandra Mas painting, The Daffodils Vanity, the daffodil is the fight agains cancer symbol for Marie Curi institute
haute couture dress by Eric Tibusch with a Alexandra Mas painting, The Daffodils Vanity, the daffodil is the fight agains cancer symbol for Marie Curi institute
acrylic on canvas, 300m-150cm
haute couture dress by Eric Tibusch with a Alexandra Mas painting