Kipton on Design

A new season in fashion has begun and that über-chic dress from Spring/Summer ’10 in your closet has been worn to bits. It will now hang solemnly out of view until your daughter wears it to school to be oh-so-retro.  Rather than filling your wardrobe with things that will end up going for 80 percent off at the neighborhood thrift store, why not look toward the arts to hang chic artworks in your home? Not only will the artwork be a consistent reflection of good taste, but also it will increase in value as seasons carry on.  KiptonART.com has more than 1,000 exciting artists on its roster, with a vast range of artwork that will delight any fashionista’s fickle palate!

Bon Duke, Knife Bag, Photography, 24″ x 20″

The New York Press has hailed KiptonART artist Paul Robinson as the new Helmut Newton of the photography world. Bon Duke is a KiptonART Rising 2010 Winner—an award given to six emerging artists every year a by a group of art-savvy professionals—and has shot for clients including Zac Posen, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Nylon magazine, and the CFDA. Skye Nicolas, who recently exhibited at KiptonART’s 75 Wall Street Gallery, synergizes the art of portraiture with the art of fashion photography, revealing work that is relevant to today’s media and icons. Sign up as a collector to get full details about these artists and their work, including benefits that no other users receive!

It’s OK if you want to display artwork in your space but can’t buy. Why not rent? (Hey, if you can rent that Chanel bag, why not that photo of a Chanel bag!) It’s as easy as Karl Lagerfeld’s gloved hand fanning himself on a hot summer day.  KiptonART offers a rental program where you pay monthly only 5 percent of the retail cost. Twenty percent of that goes into a credited account, which you can collect at the end of the year and use toward owning your own art piece. JBCStyle, the leading fashion recruitment firm with outposts in New York and L.A. recently signed on and CEO Bryan Zaslow is excited to add some color to the bare walls of the loft-like office just steps away from Bryant Park.

KiptonART is here to help you find the perfect fit for you wall.

-Empty Wall? Give it Stylish Art! KiptonART.com

Kipton Cronkite, Founder & CEO, KiptonART

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