From Crinolinas to Cirque

One of the facts why I dont write that much is: I dont know what to write...and the other one is that I am not a native speaker and I make a lot of mistakes in my English. But If I write in Slovenian its even harder for me, so.....I guess I can try, and write some more, but not much. Hahah
And this is also for my dear mom, so she can learn and be better at english. Kisses to her!

So basically this homework was about....nothing special. But it is my creative side of the brain that kept the search engine runing until I found some interesting details.
We had our fashion history class this week. I already learned a lot of things about that in high school, but still I found some new facts. Crinolinas were first used in 1830, and became wider with the years. (Guite similar to some people). You may not see any of these on the streets anymore, but you can see them on the runways. These year they were used as an inspiration by the Alexander McQueen.

And we also have a Slovenian designer who created a collection of modern crinolinas a few years back. As I saw that collection wth my school, I rememberd Alen Hranitelj instantly, because his collection was really brilliant and I still remember some pieces of his work.

As I searched deeper I found out that Alan worked with Cirque du Soleil, he did some costumography work for the show called Zarkana. Ive heard of Cirque du Soleil before, but now I finally saw how much of work is put into a show like that. (It is happening in Milano next Months, and the ticket is around 50€ and they are performing all over the world for the whole year, so it has to be something special.) You can see some kind of documentory about getting into Cirque du Soleil here, it IS a really hard job to get in ;)