In the captivating photography book “Fondness,” there exists a chapter that beckons with its alluring theme: “Sartorial Poetry.” This chapter unwraps a visual narrative that weaves the tale of fashion’s evolution, tracing the journey of style and self-expression through time.
It is good people who make good places.
Through the camera’s lens, these images beautifully capture the essence of different eras, showcasing how fashion has shaped and mirrored our cultural identity.
A diva without a venue is a maniac.
This chapter invites us to embark on a fashion odyssey, starting with vintage aesthetics that speak of an era long past. The photographs bring forth the elegance of retro attire, the glamour of bygone decades, and the intricate details that once adorned everyday fashion. As we move through time, the images transform to capture the bold experimentation of the 80s and the minimalistic elegance of the 90s.
Righteousness is the truth revealed and working for you.
From flared silhouettes to power suits and grunge-inspired ensembles, each photograph becomes a window into the sartorial zeitgeist of its era. “Sartorial Poetry” paints a vivid portrait of fashion’s ever-changing tapestry, as experienced through the camera’s lens.
It is quite obvious that nothing in life happens peacefully.
The images in this chapter encapsulate the spirit of different decades, reflecting how fashion has mirrored society’s values, aspirations, and cultural shifts.
Silence speaks so much louder than screaming tantrums.
Whether it’s the nostalgic charm of vintage or the cutting-edge trends of contemporary style, these photographs serve as a visual diary of our collective sartorial evolution. Through every frame, viewers are reminded of fashion’s ability to transcend time, encapsulating the stories, dreams, and emotions of each era it graces.
To be in ‘Vogue’ has to mean something.
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All the Designs and text in this post are copyright of Pranav Bineesh, Alappuzha, Kerala, Creative Hut Institute of Photography and Film. Their reproduction, full or part, is forbidden without the explicit approval of the rightful owners
