THIS CO-ORD SET WITH TROUSER IS UNIQUE IN ITS OWN WAY. THE CROP SHIRT HAS ROOSTER INSPIRED FROM PICASSO’S PAINTINGS EMBROIDERED TO THEM. THE COLLAR HAS A POP OF RED COLOUR ADDED TO MAKE THE CO-ORD SET LOOK ENGAGING.

ABOUT PAINTING- IN 1930, PICASSO INTRODUCED COCKEREL IMAGERY INTO HIS WORK, EXPLORING THE BIRD’S MOVEMENTS AND FACIAL CONTORTIONS. HERE, THE BIRD’S BODY APPEARS CLIPPED AND TIGHT, THOUGH THE MOTION OF FLAPPING WINGS, FEATURED EXPLICITLY IN EARLIER WORKS, IS DEPICTED BY THE ORANGE AND RED FAN SHAPE THAT ENERGETICALLY BREAKS FREE FROM THE RESTRAINED BACKGROUND. THE EXAGGERATED CIRCULAR MOTION OF THE TAIL FEATHERS ALSO CREATES A SENSE OF MOVEMENT, IN CONTRAST TO THE TIGHT, ANGULAR PYRAMIDAL STRUCTURE OF THE BODY. THE WORK CONVEYS A SENSE OF THE HELPLESSNESS OF WAR.