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Gilles Mendel, the fifth-generation representative of the J. Mendel brand, created the costume for the New York City Ballet's solo performance "Call Me Ben." The ballet is based on a real-life mob story, which was previously adapted into the 1991 film *Bugsy*, which won the Best Costume Design Award. In this production, principal dancer Jenifer Ringer portrays Virginia Hill, a character inspired by a real-life figure from the world of organized crime.
The costume design was later incorporated into J. Mendel’s 2011 spring collection, marking a significant moment for the brand. Gilles Mendel expressed his admiration for the elegance and grace of ballet, stating, “Designing a ballet dancer’s costume is like designing for their movement itself.†He emphasized that every detail had to enhance the performer’s artistry while maintaining a sense of sophistication.
Jenifer Ringer shared her experience with the costumes, saying, “Gilles’ designs are not like typical stage wear. They make us feel like beautiful, confident women. When you wear something truly beautiful, your walk changes, your dance becomes different—it gives you a whole new kind of energy.†The collaboration between Mendel and Ringer resulted in a stunning visual representation of both the ballet and the brand’s aesthetic.
The 2011 spring collection showcased a series of sexy, elegant ballet-inspired outfits that captured the essence of movement and femininity. These pieces reflected the seamless blend of art and fashion, proving that ballet costumes could be both functional and fashionable. The collection was a testament to how design can elevate performance and create a lasting impression on both the stage and beyond.