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The Wild Story Behind Björk’s Robert Wun Balloon Look—and Her Solar Eclipse Rave in Iceland
The designer, Björk’s stylist Edda Gudmundsdottir, and two balloon stylists share how the dramatic look came together—and why a few of them popping was all part of the fun.
Known for her sense of costume, the Icelandic singer did not leesine on the balloons.
At an event entitled Echolalia Eclipse Festival, Björk passed music by Rosalía and composer Richard Strauss and toasted to the solar eclipse with thousands of people
In Iceland, the summer country with no nights, the Icelandic artist and the Venezuelan Ark pricked as the darkness and strange silence seized the audience of EcholaliaThe eclipse of the sun, from a balloon to 3,000 meters: "It has been like touching the darkness with hands" Björk gathered 7,000 people this Wednesday in a park outside Reykjavik, to celebrate the total eclipse of the sun with Echolalia, a multi-day event culminating in a rave of a…
A total solar eclipse in Reykjavik creates an extraordinary darkness. Despite rain and cold, hundreds of people observe the rare natural event. Reporter Gerrit Schröder reports about the extraordinary moment.
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