Ancient Civilizations: Part 1

 Hi guys, today we start a trilogy. I will make three blog posts that are the most beautiful clothes inpiradas in ancient civilizations. This idea came to me after I assiti a documentary talking about Venus. I found those statues and robes so beautiful, and this time the goddess of love gave me a brilliant idea. Or as I say, a super idea in fashion.
 The first choice civilization was nothing less than one of the richest, stunning, and evolved. I call it the home of mystery, gold, land of the pharaohs. The people say that it has something to do with aliens, but for me it's simple, just mix knowledge with religion, and not against each other. With the grace of Thoth, let's begin. And do not tell me you still do not know who I'm talking about.
 The sands, and the Nile, we know, great beauties inspired in Egypt. Let's start then.

THIRD:  In 2012 the designer Samuel Cirnansck left São Paulo, the most pure gold. He showed on the catwalks of Fashion Week, an entire collection based on Queen of Egypt Nefertari. This collection was for the winter of 2013, and the next photo is one of my favorite clothes that show. The note to the delicacy of the details, it seems that was pasted into the body of the model, seems made of jewels and pure gold. I would not say this outfit is suitable for a single person. I'm sure this outfit is worthy of a queen. And the makeup? Made a beautiful contrast to the clothes, I get to wonder if the Queen Nefertari would be seeing it there on his queen's throne in the palace of Osiris. For those who do not know Nefertari was the wife of Pharaoh Ramses II. It is considered the most beautiful, his name means "the most beautiful, the most perfect."

  SECOND:  It is impossible not to speak of Dior when we say Egypt and fashion in the same sentence. In 2004, Dior made a collection inspired by the Egyptian gods, which is still considered one of the most beautiful fashion shows, and his clothes are remembered to this day. Look at the picture, beautiful overlays, the color contrast magnifico matching the gold, and a reference to Anubis, with the head of jackal in the body of the model, I found it very beautiful this piece showed a bit of Egyptian culture, in addition to showing how rich she was, note that the band in the hem of her dress, showing a bit of relaxation without breaking up the glamor of gold. For those unaware, Anubis was the god of the dead, and took their souls to the hall of the great judgment, his body was human and his head jackal.

  FIRST:  And now, to finish with a flourish, literally, we still speak of Dior, and the same parade of 2004 summer collection. This piece is beautiful, and say they had enough amount of gold in their composition or can not tell if it really is true. But she is beautiful, stunning, and inspired by Tutankhamen. The model of the mask is cool, but what really draws attention is the dress and pants, look how big and well done it is full of details. Neither it looks like it was made by human hands, or creating the mind of one. He is very detail-oriented, and gold, but it did not spoil anything in the piece, still wonderful. For those unaware, Tutankhamen was a pharaoh who died in teenage years.




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