Giuseppe Zanotti’s New Line Inspired By Nico
Rockstar Weekly reports: “The new woman reinvents geniously a masculine-feminine world. With a subtle ambiguity, as a mythological Egeria!
The influence of men as an undirect form of inspiration, has been, particularly in contemporary times, an expression of strong personalities from Andy Warhol’s Nico…
To Bianca Jagger, to Jane Birkin’s “garçonne”, to Françoise Catroux, when the man’s tuxedo has been morphing into the most seductive feminine expression.”
Nico by Rufus Wainwright
“Nico is the consummate beautiful nightmare.”
-Rufus Wainwright
Rufus Wainwright’s new album All Days Are Nights: Songs For Lulu will be out in April
Max’s Mention: Sam’s Head
Yesterday’s feature reads: “In 1965 Reed and Cale formed Velvet Underground, along with former college mates of Reed Sterling Morrison and Mareen Tucker.
The band was adopted by Andy Warhol, who managed them, and became the house band at Max’s Kansas City in New York. Warhol’s influence helped the band get a record label and a higher profile.
On the flip side, Warhol demanded the band include Nico on their debut album, something they didn’t want, which is why the album is entitled “The Velvet Underground and Nico”, to insinuate she wasn’t really part of the band.”
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