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Official Terance Mann La Clippers T-shirt! You would be forgiven for not knowing the name of designer Gabriella Crespi. After all, she disappeared from public life in 1987 in search of spiritual solace in India, leaving behind her glamorous life in Milan, where she was Valentino's muse and considered it all. who from Audrey Hepburn and Hubert de Givenchy were friends behind. (“I got rid of everything,” she said. “Galleries, warehouses, apartments in Rome, house in Sardinia. Everything,” she previously told The New York Times.) But You know her designs: In the 1960s and 1970s, she was the choice maker for Maison Dior, crafting everything from home accessories to furniture for the French fashion house. for Elizabeth Arden. Her creations are a complete opposite: they often transition between clean lines and curves, bronze metals and natural materials, modern and mid-century baroque styles. On 1stDibs, many of her rarer pieces are offered for sale for over $100,000. "She is truly an inexhaustible and relentless source of ideas throughout her career, she's designed and built more than 2,000 models. Each piece she presents has a strong identity. strong and she's very good at knowing how to transform Crespi's daughter, Elisabetta, told Vogue.
In honor of the Milanese designer's 100th birthday, Danish brand Gubi is producing a rare Crespi collection, "Bohemian 72" with permission from her estate.“Bohemian” is a series of bamboo and rattan furniture that is rarely seen in the wider world. At the time of their initial launch in the 70s, Crespi produced them only for private customers. However, armed with his original drawings, Gubi carefully recreated the pieces along with Elisabetta. Official Terance Mann La Clippers T-shirt! They will be available to order in mid-March. Inspired by one of the central tenets of the mid-century modern movement, the natural flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, Crespi envisioned such a lifestyle-appropriate sequence. So, from her sun-drenched terrace in Milan in the spring of 1972, she built it herself. “I wanted to create the house of the sun,” she previously said of Bohemian 72. “I couldn't help but do it with rattan and bamboo, materials that I love so much, that combine strength and flexibility. , the warmth. soft sound and the ability to be illuminated by light. The very long spokes give the impression of infinity and indeterminacy like cane bushes reaching up to the sky in nature.”
