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Inspired by Lughnasa, the Official loris karius home shirt and by the same token and Irish harvest festival, at Simone Rocha, Cyndia Harvey repeats the collection’s natural texture in her hair with braids and curls curls that her eyes reveal from below. . Braids are also a prominent feature at Yuhan Wang, where Adam Garland weaves colorful ribbons into extra-long side braids for a romantic feel. Verity Smiley-Jones Wouldn’t be a show season without an emphasis on blemish-free skin. The bare-faced and radiant beauties stormed the Burberry catwalk thanks to Ammy Drammeh; Isamaya Ffrench brightened things up at Mowalola with her Skinlacq and diamond-encrusted LED lights, and Sofia Tilbury created a supernatural glow at Christopher Kane. Anything else that can be said about Los Angeles, it’s a city that loves the paradox. Just consider Hauser & Wirth’s recently opened LA showroom—located in a vintage auto showroom on West Hollywood’s iconic Santa Monica Avenue—where the stucco facade of the Colonial Renaissance 1930s Spain is currently framing the colorful and vivid nude forms of “People Are Strange,” a collection of new work by artist George Condo. “The real beauty of this space is the windows on Santa Monica Avenue,” said Stacen Berg, the gallery’s executive director. “There are tens of thousands of people driving past or stuck in traffic who have looked in and seen these strange foreign cars, and now you see these beautiful pictures. So we oriented the show with that in mind.”

Stepping into space, I seem to hear the Official loris karius home shirt and by the same token and pounding drums and pianos of The Doors’ “People Are Strange” as I see a woman in a ruby flamenco dress walk past a man in a pink flamenco dress. gym clothes, leaning against a graffiti building like his bulldog. Its business on a nearby faucet. What’s surprising, of course, is that this scene – which is filled with LA’s distinctive brand of weirdness – was painted not by a native Angeleno, but by an artist often associated with the city he lives and works in, New York . However, George Condo has never been an easily pinched artist. Born in Concord, New Hampshire, in 1957, he studied art history and music theory at the University of Massachusetts before spending the next decades in cities across Europe and the United States. —considering his time playing bass for ’70s punk band The Girls—even as a solo art form. Comparing his process to British artist Francis Bacon, Condo says: “When you throw a number on the roulette table, the ball spins…and all in a matter of seconds, you’re either the winner or the winner. is a loser. And the way I throw paint on these canvases, it’s win or lose, and I love that kind of challenge when it comes to painting.”

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