We’re almost at the end of the South Street Seaport Museum series and I’m already sad. This is the gallery dedicated to the Occupy Wall Street Exhibition. The space is really open and bright allowing the photos to be showcased in the best possible way, needless to say it’s a must see.
Hope you’ll enjoy!
It was very inspirational to see all this beauty at the South Street Seaport Museum. The new design lines and colors mixed with the beautifully designed pieces all made in new york, showcased in such environment, was just perfection to me.
One of the most beautiful elements for me were Fabiola Arias dresses (the last two in this post). The colors, the design and the fabric said elegance, sophistication and romance. What can I say, truly beautiful, wish I could do a full feature on her!
I hope you’ll enjoy them as much as I did!
This is just a little sneak peek on the South Street Seaport Museum opening. Believe me when I say it was absolutely terrific. I have been to the Seaport Museum before a couple of years back and and even the atmosphere it’s different, I am over excited about all the renovations they made since the Museum of the City of New York assumed control of it. I might become a usual!
Hope you’ll enjoy the photos because there’s more to come!
Faraone Mennella’s Muses from Christopher Filippone on Vimeo.
Better later than ever!
Finally I got the chance to edit the photos from Faraone Mennella’s 10th anniversary party. Everything was classy and glamorous, worthy their name! I am also glad to share the backstage video of the photo shoot with photographer Lorenzo Bringheli for their anniversary campaign, shot and edited by my boyfriend who’s able to turn anything into magic!
All right, enough with the chat, I am a proud peach!
