Picasso’s Palette
Ahead of the Tate Modern’s new Picasso exhibition, Vulture Fashion teamed up with Domininkas Žalys and make-up artists Amelia Miller and Glitterfix to create a series of looks inspired by his life and work

On the eve of the Tate Modern’s major new exhibition showcasing Picasso’s ‘year of wonder’, 1932: Love, Fame and Tragedy, the Vulture Fashion team and photographer Domininkas Žalys sought inspiration from the life and works of Pablo Picasso. Through abstract and artistic creations, we reflect the enduring impact of his style on the arts as a collective and interconnected entity.

We have also recreated some of his friend Frida Kahlo’s style to celebrate her lasting influence. Although their work is bound to canvas and frame, the reach of their aesthetic identity is eternally felt in the world of fashion.












Photographer:
Domininkas Žalys
Models:
Miranda Adams
David Lawrence
Nia Milenova
Hair and make-up:
Catriona Hyland and Hanna Rudner (Glitterfix)
Fashion Editors:
Robyn Schaffer
Eli Hayes
The exhibition Picasso 1932: Love, Fame and Tragedy opens at the Tate Modern on 8 March
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