It is the last word in cruise ships fashion and design: to have the hulls decorated with art. It all started in 1968 with the American liner INDEPENDENCE but was not well accepted at the time. It was revived more recently by AIDA cruises with the red lips and Aida looks over the sides. It was followed by another German concern, the short lived A'Rosa Cruises, and more recently also used by the Star Cruises associated Norwegian Cruise Lines.
These days of ultra original brands and images, the multi coloured huls are here to stay. The more originalities the more I enjoy the all white hulls of P&O or Princess Cruises or the dark hulls of the classic looking Cunarders...
These days of ultra original brands and images, the multi coloured huls are here to stay. The more originalities the more I enjoy the all white hulls of P&O or Princess Cruises or the dark hulls of the classic looking Cunarders...
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2 comments:
But a strange fashhion indeed.
One day I shall have my hulls decorated with a Tattoo from my beloved «CREOULA».
Para mim depende do navio nestes modernos talvez pelo menos eh diferente mas de gosto duvidoso,bem ao estilo americano,lembra-se daquela obra de arte italiana chamado de Eugenio C,pintado de vermelho??era de cortar a alma,so espero eh que nao passem destes desenhos!!!
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