Snaked around a dancer’s outstretched limbs, Bulgari’s Serpenti collection takes on a living, undulating elegance. The pieces—lithe and sinuous—mirror the silhouettes of the Los Angeles Ballet’s dancers, five of whom CULTURED caught in the midst of rehearsals for this winter’s The Nutcracker production, a hallmark of the company’s annual repertoire which opens Dec. 12.
Wearing a perfect complement to Bulgari’s finest—new costumes by LAB Costume Director Chloée O’Hayon-Crosby, which will be revealed for the first time during the opening-night performance of “Waltz of the Snowflakes”—the ballerinas let us into their dressing room for one last look before the curtain comes up.
All costumes by the Los Angeles Ballet and Costume Director Chloée O’hayon-Crosby
Hair by Kelly Peach
Makeup by Zaheer Sukhnandan
Modeling by Brigitte Edwards, Kate Inoue, Lilly Olvera, Aviva Gelfer-Mundl, and Natalia Burns
Dance Company: Los Angeles Ballet
Production by Lauren Beck
On-Set Production by Peter Ivanov
Production by Noted Collective
Digital Tech by Alex Nolan
Photography Assistance by Jonathan Bar and Camille Rice
Styling Assistance by Chris Chidi
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