7 Sins - Vanity

7 DEADLY SINS S D T F

T U D E N T : T A I A N E G O M E S I S C I P L I N E : S E M I O T I C S E A C H E R : J O R G E D O L Z A N A S H I O N D E S I G N . 5

Vanity

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Baroque is the name of the style that influenced architecture, painting, sculpture, music, interior decoration and also textile art and clothing of the time. Characterized by extravagant ornamentation, curvaceous design, splendor and rigidity, it has the figure of Louis XIV as the great trendsetter of the time, encouraging the court to follow its extravagances and leading many to bankruptcy.

Basic Clothing: Although the basic female silhouette did not change much in relation to the sixteenth century, the decorative details lost lightness and simplicity, becoming rich and formal.

The ruffle was a kind of pleated collar, used as a wheel around the neck. He had a highbrowed look and an air of arrogance, which made him popular with the European nobility. It was part of both men's and women's clothing. It was still used in the 16th century I N S P I R A T I O N

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Proud woman, arrogant, air of superiority over other people, haughtiness, exaggerated self-confidence. With the pleasure of ostentation, he loves to despise and massacre individuals, for them, as inferior beings. She does not hide behind her etiquette and composure a vain person, grandiose, sublime and beautiful.

"I love myself so much, I have such a high ego, a small love, that I can make people feel jealous of me. My greatest sin is my selfishness, my ability to be arrogant. "

C O N C E P T

The piece is made up by white Tully, applied gold embroidery featuring a transparent bodice, composed by a skirt long at the Back, long at the front.

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PRIDE "Pride, pride, selfishness, power, greed and ignorance, causes us not to see and to distance ourselves from our neighbor."

Pride is not the privilege of the rich. The poor can also experience pride by considering themselves special and seeking to pretend to be what they are not. Not only through material possessions, for often one can feel superior to others by believing that he is the best at what he does, at what he decides, at his ability to solve situations. For the Catholic Church, pride is one of the seven deadly sins, the same sin associated with excessive pride, arrogance, and vanity. While the jealous man keeps such a feeling to himself, dwelling inwardly (perhaps even fearful of the negative denotations that such a sentiment may compose), the proud tends to show himself, for he is in love with his very existence. The proud person feels self-fulfilling, wanting to show himself to others at all costs, wanting to arouse the envy and admiration of others, as if this elevates his esteem to the maximum and brings him pleasure, always wanting to be on top.

I want to show this concept by inspiring me in Baroque or Renaissance times and rebuilding 'vanity' sin to emphasize arrogance and power in a rereading 'luxury'. Because for min the proud likes to show their wealth to the next.

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