OMG! How ridiculously beautiful are these porcelain face masks!? They are made in the 1930s by Helen Konig Scavini. Auch Haben! with our own “History of Circus Legends” headscarves!!!
An Italian Lenci pottery Art Deco wall mask by Helen Konig Scavini. Formed as a serine looking young woman wearing a head scarf. Painted mark and paper label. 29cm.
An Italian Lenci pottery Art Deco wall mask by Helen Konig Scavini. Formed as a serine looking young woman wearing a head scarf. Painted mark and paper label. 29cm.
An Italian Lenci pottery Art Deco wall mask by Helen Konig Scavini. Formed as a serine looking young woman wearing a head scarf. Painted mark and paper label. 29cm.
Mimi Berlin’s Circus legends came to life! Meet the Headless Girls in the photoseries and the short movie ‘Conversations 1 ‘at in the park’ made by Daan/Jansen at Mimi Berlin.
Dutch duo Daan / Jansen collaborated on the photo series ‘Headless Girls’ for Mimi Berlin. They imagined two women who used to work being a circus act in the beginning of the 20th century. These “Headless Girls” meet again after decades, at a park, to have a conversation about the past.
The inspiration source for this collaboration is The History of Circus Legends; a group of surreal circus figurines which are unique readymades made by Mimi Berlin.
Vogue pattern for a turban Halston of Bergdorff & Goodmann. Contemporary, stretchy underscarf. Stallion, silk scarf, designed by Mimi Berlin available at mimimall.amsterdam
Tilda Swinton with scarf by Givenchy. photo by katerina jebb.
Hermes silk carrée (via.foundvalue.com)
How wonderful are these prints?! A headscarf with hair, what a great idea. The one on the right is from Hermès. We could’t find any information on these designs. If you know anything about them, or similar ones please let us know. (images via Katerina Jebb / foundvalue)
We asked Ms Jebb for the designer of the scarf….it’s Givenchy