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The 'Party Monster' Series is Sharply Hued and Striking
Rebeca Saray Gude's recent series 'Party Monster' is a stunning exploration of color contrast and sharp couture.
The series showcases an eclectic array of styles from party scenes over the ages. It covers burlesque showgirl-type looks and flapper-like dresses, but perhaps most striking are the club kid styles that Gude uses to showcase the series.
From lime green coifs to red, plastic dresses, the looks walk a fine line between haute couture and excess. Whatever the particular piece, they are all eye-catching. Gude does a particularly good job at contrasting colors to create unabashedly loud, brash looks. Although that is probably the point of the entire series. Often wild, Great Gatsby-like parties are brimming with just as much debauchery and gaudiness as they are with class and luxury.
The series showcases an eclectic array of styles from party scenes over the ages. It covers burlesque showgirl-type looks and flapper-like dresses, but perhaps most striking are the club kid styles that Gude uses to showcase the series.
From lime green coifs to red, plastic dresses, the looks walk a fine line between haute couture and excess. Whatever the particular piece, they are all eye-catching. Gude does a particularly good job at contrasting colors to create unabashedly loud, brash looks. Although that is probably the point of the entire series. Often wild, Great Gatsby-like parties are brimming with just as much debauchery and gaudiness as they are with class and luxury.
