Showing posts with label costume designer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label costume designer. Show all posts

Monday, October 17, 2016

Mirela Rupic Tips on Wearing a Statement Jacket

It takes a lot of confidence for a person to wear something as bold as a multicolor statement jacket, and you need fashion knowledge to make that piece work with the rest of the outfit. Although Mirela Rupic is an acclaimed fashion and costume designer, with years of experience in the fashion industry, she knows how hard sometimes it can be to style a statement jacket without clashing too many colors or patterns. Statement pieces have never been so effective, and this fall they will be particularly in trend. Of course, not everyone can create a stylish combination, so if you don’t know or aren’t sure, Mirela Rupic suggests wearing monochrome outfit, so that the jacket can be the focus point.


A jacket is a key investment piece for upgrading your wardrobe, and a fashion essential during all seasons. There are a few jacket silhouettes that dominate the world trends. The bomber jacket had a major comeback a few years ago, and ever since we can’t get enough of it. A bomber jacket in bold colors or eccentric print can make any outfit more vibrant. The duster has a sleek style that can be dressed up or down quite easily. Because of its versatile style, Rupic is a big fan of it and uses it not only for her designs and creations, but for her movie costumes as well. If you want to give a more personal touch, you can play with size, proportion, colors, and get a simple dressed-up, modern look.

High boots are other absolute winners of this season. They pair nice with everything from dresses, pants, skirts, and you can wear them for different occasions. Burgundy has traditionally become a must-have color for the fall season. Combine it with black, but make sure that the main accent is on the burgundy, and you’ll have a real head turning outfit that will make you feel powerful, as a stylish queen. To finish off this combination, Mirela Rupic would add a small backpack, layered necklace and her personal favorite chunky boots as it can be seen at her blog at altervista. Traditionally, red is the color without that can be seen during fall, and in the right combination is stylish enough to attract all the street style photographers.

Monday, June 20, 2016

Rupic Glorifies Women’s Figure

Mirela Rupic is a designer with her own brand, which after years of making quality costume designs tried the waters in fashion design and won over the market. While her attention is mainly focused on the new Spring/Summer collection, which will be presented in Europe and Canada in addition to America, still she decided to make sort of a homage to all those who don’t meet the unattainable criteria that are currently imposed by the fashion industry. It seems that feminine curves have started to rule the world, and now it is that that the fashion industry acknowledges that as well.

When you shoot a campaign with models, the clothing gets labeled as unwearable and unattainable, and Rupic wanted to show just the opposite. Her clothes work great on plus size women as well as on those with a liner body. Therefore it is not surprising that for her new lookbook the designer hired a beautiful plus size model. On Tumblr Rupic often points out that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes, and as long as you have the personality and self-confidence there isn’t an obstacle in conquering the world. Her philosophy has always been based on the modern, edgy style, with a touch of personal seal, and these plus size models have once again boldly and successfully rebounded from the standards set by the society.


In terms of her upcoming collection, this season Rupic chose to go with dresses and clothing pieces that emphasize femininity, character and personality. A woman in the full sense of the word and its freedom of expression is a frequent inspiration for this designer, who in many respects defies trends and brings her own vision of fashion and style. At a time when women once again prove their inner strength and ability, she dresses them in minimalist cuts and bold pieces, skillfully emphasizing their femininity and sex appeal. Modern-day society has moved from the stigmatizing views that every model has to be skinny and size zero. This talented designer is looking forward to many projects such as this one, hoping she can at least contribute and make plus size women feel as beautiful as they look.

Mirela Rupic often states that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes, and as long as you have the personality and self-confidence, practically there is no obstacle in the conquest of the world. Her philosophy has always been based on a modern style, with a touch of personal touch, and those plus size models can once again bravely and successfully built the standard that has been approved by each company.

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Designer Mirela Rupic on Midi Skirts

If you're petite, it does not mean you can’t wear trendy midi skirts. Other than being active as a costume designer for some well-known cinema hits, costume designer Mirela Rupic has been in the movie industry for over two decades, and as she reveals the only secret is to combine them intelligently, and here she brings you advice on how to achieve this.

Midi skirts are a big hit for several seasons in a row, and regardless whether it is wide, narrow, plaid or thigh-high model skirt, it is no wonder that so many girls like to push the limits of conventions by wearing them. Retro models or the so-called A-line skirts, as well as those that go in a full circle, are required when designing a wardrobe for a classic movie. For such projects Mirela Rupic asks actresses to wear them with tight tops, and more importantly, with flat shoes. High heels already allow something more comfortable for the upper part. These models come in high waist or wide belt, so shorter girls or girls whose waistline is not well defined have nothing to be worried about when it comes to this trend.


In case you decide for a shorter, so called pencil skirt, as Rupic points out, the choice of shoes is not limited. Besides that, pencil skirts work well for both short and tall girls, provided that they have no excessive weight. If you go for a tighter upper part, by that you visually narrow the waist, so a belt or a crop top will work perfectly.

As an established costume designer, Mirela Rupic believes that midi skirts are the perfect ladylike addition to every woman’s closet. The standout silhouette and its styling options immediately draw our attention, as you could wear one over a longer dress, or tuck a graphic tee into the waistline. When it comes down to rocking a midi skirt, these guidelines provided by costume designer Rupic are all that you need to follow. You can also learn how to choose the right accessories, master proportions, and most importantly find the right silhouette for your body type. Whatever you do make sure your look is well balanced, that you have the right proportions, and a good pair of shoes that completes the entire outfit.

Monday, January 18, 2016

Rupic on Making a Cohesive Collection



Designing an entire fashion collection can take more than a year. Famous designers launch their pre-fall, season, and holiday collections, with a team in several departments and a design team for every aspect of the collection. But for those who cannot afford all that, it takes six to twelve months to produce a well-done collection. Fashion designer Mirela Rupic has been involved in the fashion industry for over two decades, and understands the difficulties that come with preparing a clothing collection.

Designing a cohesive fashion collection is so much more than just an artistic process. In order to create fashion, build a successful collection, create a successful product season after season, launching it, all while dealing with limited resources requires a certain set of skills.

When you’re trying to sell a collection, you’re also wondering do they like the collection, are they going to buy it, and all that brings extra pressure to the designer. Being a designer is all about getting your name known, and that requires a lot of persistent effort. Nowadays, with everyone trying to make it, there is nobody interested in helping you become famous in this industry. You have to work your way up, no matter how much hard or even impossible it may seem. Even when everyone is ignoring you, you must be persistent, get your foot in the door, accept the criticism, accept the rejection, and follow up with the people who are interested.

Run the whole production process in your mind and figure out a way to produce hundreds of pieces not just a single sample. Making things work with a single sample is rather easy, but it’s another thing when you hit the production line. So broaden your visions and think upfront. It can save you a lot of money, time and nerves.

In order to turn your line into a successful business you must integrate the business side with the creative side. Figure out and try to cut the cost of every pattern piece and every stitch. Make sure you stay within your budget and always plan those unexpected things that will cost you extra. Add higher production costs onto the final price tag and you will either lose sales or lose money.

Designing the entire fashion collection can take more than a year. Famous designers launch their collection in several departments for every aspect of the collection. But for those who can not afford all this, they'll need six to twelve months to produce a good and effective collection. Costume designer Mirela has been involved in the fashion industry for more than two decades. More on this is available at her blog.

Friday, December 11, 2015

Fashion Designer Rupic Advice on Color Combinations

Once you've mastered the trick of pulling of great combinations that go together, figuring out how to incorporate color is the next lesson you'll have to learn. Mirela Rupic is a costume designer that has showed us on various occasions, how we are suppose to tone it down, balance bright with neutrals, and not let bold colors overwhelm. The result is a whole passel of people who are afraid of playing around with colors and tones. But what if Mirela Rupic is right and indeed emerald green and mustard yellow are the better versions of black, gray, and blue? The outfits presented by Rupic are epic and alluring, and that has a lot to do with how stunning the color combinations are. The color inspiration for her come from various places, usually found in nature and then she decides what clever combos are hiding in behind them.



If you still haven’t realize that somewhere between black and white there is an entire spectrum of colors missing in your wardrobe, then you’ll be happy to know that there’s no shortage of color at this year’s runway show of the fashion famous fashion designer. Pairing the right color combination can make or break an outfit, so if your wardrobe has a vast array of black, black and more black, then keep on reading and take note of these tips because it’s time to start thinking in color.

There’s nothing more fresh and appealing than the smell of grass on a warm summer day, and this color combination represents just that. Green and yellow is a combination that screams fresh and it looks great on any complexion. If you’re warm toned then put the main focus on darker tones of yellow, such as mustard. And if you’re cool toned as Rupic then sharpen up an outfit by adding light yellow and bright greens, because these shades will work best for your skin tone.

Soft pastels used in Mirela’s projects showed us that the reign of pastels are still going strong. Soft pink and blue may appear too subtle for some, but when styled in the right way, it can be just as eye catching as a bright pop of color. This combination will remind you of the soft scent of jasmine and warm spring breeze.