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If the Russian Ballet were to go red
Russian ballet. The ballet, particularly their costumes by Diaghilev, caused a sensation in London during the 1920 s, influencing everything from interior decor to fashion. Please note: Credit must appear as (c) Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture Library
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Ballet Caused Décor Depicting Diaghilev Influencing Robinson Sensation 1926
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This image, taken in March 1926, offers a glimpse into the revolutionary impact of the Russian Ballet on London's interior decor and fashion scene during the 1920s. (c) Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture Library The Russian Ballet, under the direction of Sergei Diaghilev, caused a sensation in London when it made its debut in 1911. The company's groundbreaking performances, which featured innovative choreography and avant-garde costumes, left a lasting impression on British audiences. In this illustration from the Illustrated London News, the influence of the Russian Ballet on interior decor is depicted through the use of bold, bright colors and geometric shapes. The red backdrop and the dancers' vibrant costumes, which were designed by Diaghilev himself, had a profound impact on the way people decorated their homes. The fashion world was also influenced by the Russian Ballet, with designers and consumers embracing the bold colors and new silhouettes seen on the ballet stage. The third charwoman in the image wears a red dress with a wide, A-line skirt and a fitted bodice, which reflects the influence of the ballet's costumes. This illustration, dated 7th of March 1926, serves as a reminder of the significant role the Russian Ballet played in shaping the cultural landscape of London during the 1920s. Its impact was not limited to the world of dance, but extended to interior decor and fashion as well. The company's influence can still be seen in the bold, colorful designs that continue to inspire us today.
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