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domingo, 30 de abril de 2017

Omnia Vanitas Runway

   

 Omnia Vanitas Fashion show took place at Hotel Palace in Barcelona the 18th March. Narcissique Couture presentd there three outfits based on gothic and lolita and rococo fashion in black, blue and purple colours. The first outfit consists on a two piece dress: skirt and corset, and is acessorized with a wide handmade hat. The second outfit consists on a printed skirt, illustration made by Anaïs Messegué, wich depicts crow portraits, and a tulle capelet with lace wings. The last dress is inspirated by a bat, the skirt is made of black velvet and the top is a leatherette corset, based on XVIII century patterns.


All photographs were made at the event by C0re2 Photography.

 

martes, 24 de mayo de 2016

Mermaid Opera model: Marta Arévalo


Marta is wearing a rococo dress made with a "La toile de Jouy" fabric in white and beige. It has red finishings and ribbons. The dress consists in a XVIII century corset and crinoline, and bloomers.

 

 

jueves, 19 de mayo de 2016

Under the Sea event: catwalk!

This is the beautiful video of the Under the Sea event catwalk, where you can see many gothic lolita designers, as well as Narcissique Couture designs.

martes, 6 de octubre de 2015

Eurosteamcon Barcelona 2015


The last weekend Narcissique Couture was at Eurosteamcon Barcelona, sharing stall with Sociedad Excéntrica and Amyliss. Here there are some of the first photographs we took of our fashion products and art magazines, as well as some steampunk outfits.

viernes, 3 de abril de 2015

Moonlight

The model is weating a dark blue gothic lolita dress, it has a beautiful tulle fabric with black velvet and glitter rococo print. She is also wearing a matching choker with a cross and a blue headdress.

domingo, 18 de enero de 2015

Commission for a client: brown rococo blouse


This is a blouse that I made as a commission for a client. It is the Rococo blouse version in brown. This blouse is inspired by rococo dresses from XVIII century, but made in a modern pattern and comfy silhouette. Perfect for gothic lolita, aristocrat or even steampunk outfits.