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The age of Art Deco: Stunning vintage advertising posters including one featuring an early version of the Michelin Man are set to be displayed in new London exhibition - Vimarsana News

The age of Art Deco: Stunning vintage advertising posters including one featuring an early version of the Michelin Man are set to be displayed in new London exhibition

The Michelin Man - officially called Bibendum -- was introduced in 1894 by cartoonist Marius Rossilon. The poster dates back to 1910 and is the oldest in the exhibition at hotel 45 Park Lane.

The history of great Australian design - Vimarsana News

The history of great Australian design

The Library is home to a diverse collection of material that tells an important story about Australian design. Discover our great designers and their accomplishments. 

Source: nla.gov.au
Unveiling Zimmermann's Most Romantic Collections Yet, Nicky Zimmermann Talks Fashion Post Pandemic - Vimarsana News

Unveiling Zimmermann's Most Romantic Collections Yet, Nicky Zimmermann Talks Fashion Post Pandemic

Unveilling Zimmermann's much anticipated Resort 2022 Collection that signifies the return of dressing for fun and adventure, Creative Director Nicky Zimmermann talks fashion and business post pandemic.

Source: forbes.com
Zimmermann Resort 2022 Collection - Vimarsana News

Zimmermann Resort 2022 Collection

Zimmermann Resort 2022 collection, runway looks, beauty, models, and reviews.

Source: vogue.com
A Century of Australian Advertising Posters - Vimarsana News

A Century of Australian Advertising Posters

Right: Gert Sellheim,  Australia: For Sun and Surf (Melbourne: Australian National Travel Association, 1930s), ©Nik Sellheim, courtesy Josef Lebovic Gallery, Sydney. The lone, glamorously dressed Ceylonese tea-picker above was a feature of Bushells advertising over quite a long period in the early 1900s. Spending the day picking only the upper-most leaves of Camellia sinensis appears exotic, glamorous and thoroughly relaxing, and presumably this is the feeling we’re meant to believe is imparted when drinking a cup. Unlike other Bushells posters of the time, this one, mercifully, does ...

Source: nla.gov.au