Третий выпуск цикла о самых известных и важных модных домах от Александра Васильева — главного знатока моды в нашей стране. Сегодняшний выпуск посвящен Эльзе Скиапарелли — женщине, чьи идеи меняли моду и двигали ее вперед. В наше время это имя знакомо гораздо меньшему количеству людей, чем хотелось бы, поэтому в ближайший час мы постараемся это исправить: вас ждет рассказ про инновации Эльзы, ее невероятное влияние, шокирующий розовый и войну с Коко Шанель, в которой был задействован даже великий Сальвадор Дали. Приятного просмотра!
«Модный подкаст» — подкаст о моде в самом широком смысле этого слова.
ТАЙМКОДЫ
00:00 — спасибо всем, кто нас смотрит
01:31 — почему именно Эльза Скиапарелли?
03:50 — тенденция возрождения великих французских домов
07:38 — о детстве Эльзы Скиапарелли
12:46 — жизнь в Англии и США, первый муж и «русский след»
18:16 — начало творческого пути
20:08 — фирменный свитер и армянские вязальщицы
22:37 — подъем на волне кризиса и светская жизнь
27:04 — Дали, платье с омаром и знаменитые шляпки
30:54 — новые материалы и желание шокировать
34:30 — война с Шанель: Париж, Голливуд и взаимное влияние
43:00 — кто в итоге победил?
45:35 — эксперименты, эксперименты, эксперименты
52:20 — нижнее белье и комбинезон для бомбоубежища
56:25 — почему дом Schiaparelli закрылся после войны
01:02:40 — возвращение в 21 веке
Глубинное чувство вины трудно осознать, т.к. оно возникает в раннем детстве как результат обобщения очень сильных впечатлений и эмоций, из-за чего у ребенка формируется бессознательное глубинное убеждение о себе как о причине несчастья своих родителей. Они представляют из себя примерно следующую формулировку «меня нельзя любить», «я плохой», «я обуза», «из-за меня родители несчастны».
Следствия глубинного чувства вины:
избегание отношений, угодливость, перекос в отношениях в торону «должен» и «давать», вера в критику, трудоголизм и мазохизм (жестокое требовательное отношение к себе).
Для того, чтобы избавиться от глубинного чувства вины, необходимо следующее:
1. осознать его
2. понять его источник, причину в вашем случае.
3. оспорить свое убеждение о том, что именно вы — причина несчастья своих родителей
Для того, чтобы сделать это, предлагаю прибегнуть к помощи схемы возникновения психических болезней. Существуют предрасполагающие, способствующие, провоцирующие и поддерживающие факторы. Анализ жизни ваших родителей уже вашими взрослыми мозгами поможет вам взглянуть на причины их несчастий по-новому.
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