When I first laid eyes on this work of art above by Satanica of Batcakes Couture I got that deja vu feeling I'd probably seen this piece in Hollywood circa the 1940s. It sure looks like something by the late, great MGM designer, Adrian. Then again, like much of Satanica's work, it is decidedly 21st Century and very much hers. My own clients love this strictly head piece designer; her talent for creating new originality always amazes me.
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