Tag: Military Jacket

  • Rob Craig host of Charlotte Arts’ interview with Regine Bechtler

    Rob Craig host of Charlotte Arts’ interview with Regine Bechtler

    Rob Craig, host of “Charlotte Arts,” visits with Mrs. Regine Bechtler on this episode.  The show debuted on Monday, December 16, 2013, and it will run for 10 consecutive days on CPCC TV. For the times and dates of the broadcast, please check with the CPCC TV schedule. The program will be broadcast on YouTube, also.

  • Barbie Sized Peace Jacket

    Barbie Sized Peace Jacket

    Go Airborne with Barbie in this fabulous doll sized Peace Jacket! Barbie’s peace jacket is complete with a life like corset in the back featuring Iron Man as well as various peace patches and peace pins exactly like the real Peace Jackets! Her Peace Jacket look is finished with an adorable matching khaki over the shoulder peace purse.

  • Peace Jackets + Paris = Perfection

    Peace Jackets + Paris = Perfection

    Just in time for Paris Fashion Week 2014, Peace Jackets designer Regine Bechtler was spotted near the Eiffel Tower wearing her newest peace jacket, “Blue Blood”. This garment features Vermeer’s “Girl with a Pearl Earring” on the upper back complete with royal blue trims and gold accents. Paired with royal blue skinnies and armed with a leopard print handbag to kill. She simply asks :” What is more powerful a fabulous handbag or a gun? “

  • Guggenheim Museum

    Guggenheim Museum

    Regine Bechtler, innovative Peace Jacket designer, recently embarked on a short but thrilling European excursion. There she found herself in Bilbao at the world famous Guggenheim Museum, gathering ideas and inspiration for her upcoming projects and her new collection.

     

    Regine Bechtler at the Guggenheim

  • Penland School of Crafts

    Penland School of Crafts

    Regine Bechtler, sporting a new peace jacket, recently had the pleasure of attending a sculpting class at the Penland School of Crafts that was hosted by the very gifted Cristina Cordova. Ms. Cordova, originally from Puerto Rico, specializes in incredibly expressive human sculptures. In the span of only a few hours, Ms. Cordova transformed a dull lump of clay into an incredibly realistic human figure, seemingly caught in mid-motion.

    Not only does she reveal the hidden potential for a soul in an utterly inanimate thing, but Ms. Cordova is also a fabulous cook! The workshop participators were treated to an exquisite taste of Puerto Rican cuisine for lunch.

    The whole experience of this workshop was an absolute delight that Regine highly recommends for any artist who takes inspiration from the complexity and beauty that makes the human figure so aesthetically pleasing.