The interchanging relationship between fashion and art encourages the best in both. From the vibrant, bold graffiti colors of subways and dilapidated walls of the urban neighborhoods across the world, to the many works of Basquiat, Kahlo, Warhol and Picasso (just to name a few)--interpretation of life causes us all to take a different view.
How we dress is much bigger and more multifaceted than just a means to cover the beauty of our nakedness. It is a direct expression of us, who we are. It tells our story-- a story that is ever changing with some, or articulating the same steady and familiar lines in others.
PassionArt is the exquisite child of commonsense, a reflection of how beautiful the natural order of life can be. This is a plug; call it shameful if you must. But I ask you to look around the site, observe the paintings that reflect from the lenses of this 80's baby’s view of the world. Follow the creative flow that cascades across butter soft handbags and clutches, stitched with her perspectives’ needle. The apparel that spins from the thread of this definitive artist allows the wearer to be a conversation, to be a unique attachment to a story-- vibrant, bold and forever living....
The joy of being a fashionista is not just about the clothes: it is about the association to something not just fly, but bigger than oneself. It’s the opportunity to attach yourself to quality and a reputation of beauty. The reputation is growing, but until PassionArt’s paintings sit in halls across galleries around the world; or the clothes and accessories become staples on the front pages of magazines, we have the chance to be the first to rock what very few have...YET/////// -illadelladie
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