I have always admired Renaissance artists depicting fashion in their paintings of the Italian courts. These artists were also known for creating costumes, designing textile patterns and embroidery. Flemish Baroque artists like Rubens, VanDyck also found inspiration in clothing. Van Dyck's portraiture gave us the knowledge of the fashion worn at the court of Charles 1 in 1630's.   The most celebrated Pop Artist in the United States was Andy Warhol.  After visiting the Andy Warhol museum, and because of my love of fashion, I decided to paint the series called  "Homage to Art of Fashion" starting with the 1960's. We know that the styles, shapes, patterns and colors of the clothes and the fabrics have been influenced by art and trends of the period. Andy Warhol started his career as a fashion illustrator for fashion magazines such as "Vogue" blending his artistic visions into his designs. Other artists blended their visions equally into their fashion styles and became some our famous designers we've had and continue to have today. This series represents some of those trends modeled by fashion icons, celebrities and super models of the period which I wanted to capture in my paintings.  I also wanted to capture  the events of each decade and how they influenced people's lives and fashon.