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BEAUTY OF TECHNOLOGY
Hamish Morrow/Warren Du Preez & Nick Thornton-Jones/UVA/Thierry Dreyfus
Live imagery projected onto models to create 'virtual' clothing and prints at Hamish Morrow's S/S '04 collection unveiling.
- Live Broadcast Last updated 23 Sep 2003
- Interview Last updated 23 Sep 2003
- Contributors Last updated 23 Sep 2003
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Photography] [Performance] [Collections] [Digital Image-Making] [London Fashion Week] [Hamish Morrow] [Nick Thornton-Jones and Warren Du Preez]
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FASHION PANOPTICON: Boudicca
Seven London-based designers agreed to let our camera into their studios prior to the unveiling of their Spring/Summer '04 collections to document the various people and source materials that inspired them. Use these fascinating 'photo-joiners', fashioned in a 360-degree cycle, to peruse the private workspaces photographed. Like Deckard's Esper Machine in Blade Runner, an in-built zoom function allows you to indulge your curiosity by scouring every last detail of each studio's contents. Enlarge fascinating scenarios and snippets, ranging from phone-numbers scribbled on Post-It notes and fabrics laid out on cutting-tables to the revealing book collections of some of London's leading designers.
In accompanying interviews, the designers explained their choice of studio space and considered its influence on the work produced there.
- Interactive Last updated 22 Sep 2004
- Contributors Last updated 22 Sep 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Interactive] [Interview] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Boudicca]
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FASHION PANOPTICON: Eley Kishimoto
Eley Kishimoto
Seven London-based designers agreed to let our camera into their studios prior to the unveiling of their Spring/Summer '04 collections to document the various people and source materials that inspired them. Use these fascinating 'photo-joiners', fashioned in a 360-degree cycle, to peruse the private workspaces photographed. Like Deckard's Esper Machine in Blade Runner, an in-built zoom function allows you to indulge your curiosity by scouring every last detail of each studio's contents. Enlarge fascinating scenarios and snippets, ranging from phone-numbers scribbled on Post-It notes and fabrics laid out on cutting-tables to the revealing book collections of some of London's leading designers.
In accompanying interviews, the designers explained their choice of studio space and considered its influence on the work produced there.
- Interactive Last updated 21 Sep 2004
- Contributors Last updated 21 Sep 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Interactive] [Interview] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Eley Kishimoto]
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FASHION PANOPTICON: Giles
Seven London-based designers agreed to let our camera into their studios prior to the unveiling of their Spring/Summer '04 collections to document the various people and source materials that inspired them. Use these fascinating 'photo-joiners', fashioned in a 360-degree cycle, to peruse the private workspaces photographed. Like Deckard's Esper Machine in Blade Runner, an in-built zoom function allows you to indulge your curiosity by scouring every last detail of each studio's contents. Enlarge fascinating scenarios and snippets, ranging from phone-numbers scribbled on Post-It notes and fabrics laid out on cutting-tables to the revealing book collections of some of London's leading designers.
In accompanying interviews, the designers explained their choice of studio space and considered its influence on the work produced there.
- Interactive Last updated 20 Sep 2004
- Contributors Last updated 20 Sep 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Interactive] [Interview] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Giles]
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FASHION PANOPTICON: Peter Jensen
Peter Jensen, Marius W Hansen
Seven London-based designers agreed to let our camera into their studios prior to the unveiling of their Spring/Summer '04 collections to document the various people and source materials that inspired them. Use these fascinating 'photo-joiners', fashioned in a 360-degree cycle, to peruse the private workspaces photographed. Like Deckard's Esper Machine in Blade Runner, an in-built zoom function allows you to indulge your curiosity by scouring every last detail of each studio's contents. Enlarge fascinating scenarios and snippets, ranging from phone-numbers scribbled on Post-It notes and fabrics laid out on cutting-tables to the revealing book collections of some of London's leading designers.
In accompanying interviews, the designers explained their choice of studio space and considered its influence on the work produced there.
- Interactive Last updated 22 Sep 2004
- Contributors Last updated 22 Sep 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Interactive] [Interview] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Peter Jensen]
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FASHION PANOPTICON: Preen
Preen
Seven London-based designers agreed to let our camera into their studios prior to the unveiling of their Spring/Summer '04 collections to document the various people and source materials that inspired them. Use these fascinating 'photo-joiners', fashioned in a 360-degree cycle, to peruse the private workspaces photographed. Like Deckard's Esper Machine in Blade Runner, an in-built zoom function allows you to indulge your curiosity by scouring every last detail of each studio's contents. Enlarge fascinating scenarios and snippets, ranging from phone-numbers scribbled on Post-It notes and fabrics laid out on cutting-tables to the revealing book collections of some of London's leading designers.
In accompanying interviews, the designers explained their choice of studio space and considered its influence on the work produced there.
- Interactive Last updated 21 Sep 2004
- Contributors Last updated 21 Sep 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Interactive] [Interview] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Preen]
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FASHION PANOPTICON: Stephen Jones
Seven London-based designers agreed to let our camera into their studios prior to the unveiling of their Spring/Summer '04 collections to document the various people and source materials that inspired them. Use these fascinating 'photo-joiners', fashioned in a 360-degree cycle, to peruse the private workspaces photographed. Like Deckard's Esper Machine in Blade Runner, an in-built zoom function allows you to indulge your curiosity by scouring every last detail of each studio's contents. Enlarge fascinating scenarios and snippets, ranging from phone-numbers scribbled on Post-It notes and fabrics laid out on cutting-tables to the revealing book collections of some of London's leading designers.
In accompanying interviews, the designers explained their choice of studio space and considered its influence on the work produced there.
- Interactive Last updated 20 Sep 2004
- Contributors Last updated 20 Sep 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Interactive] [Interview] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Stephen Jones]
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GROUND_ZERO.03: FAITH IN CHAOS
Jens Laugesen
Downloadable T-shirt design and GROUND_ZERO.03, Nick Knight's film of Laugesen developing his S/S '04 collection launch simultaneously as the designer's show hit the catwalk.
- Movie Last updated 2 Oct 2003
- Interview Last updated 2 Oct 2003
- T-shirt Last updated 2 Oct 2003
- Contributors Last updated 2 Oct 2003
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Interactive] [Film] [Collections] [Jens Laugesen] [London Fashion Week]
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PETER JENSEN: TONYA
Marius W Hansen
View photographer Marius W Hansen's live Picture/Message project, broadcast from the Queens Ice Bowl where Peter Jensen presented his S/S '05 collection 'Tonya' on ice.
- Pictures Last updated 22 Sep 2004
- Picture Index Last updated 22 Sep 2004
- Related Project Last updated 22 Sep 2004
- Contributors Last updated 22 Sep 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Interactive] [Interview] [Collections] [Picture Phone] [London Fashion Week]
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PICTURE/MESSAGE: London Fashion Week S/S '04
London Fashion Week S/S '04
Mauro Cocilio and Gerald Jenkins captured the frenetics of London Fashion Week S/S '04 including backstage images from Boudicca, Sophia Kokosalaki and Gibo.
- Boudicca Last updated 20 Sep 2003
- Sophia Kokosalaki Last updated 20 Sep 2003
- Gibo Last updated 20 Sep 2003
- Contributors Last updated 20 Sep 2003
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Models] [Picture Phone] [London Fashion Week] [Boudicca] [Sophia Kokosalaki] [Gibo]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK A/W '04: BLAAKISTAN
BLAAK
- Movie Last updated 25 Mar 2004
- Interview Last updated 25 Mar 2004
- Contributors Last updated 25 Mar 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Interview] [Collections] [London Fashion Week]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK A/W '04: CINDY
Peter Jensen
- Movie Last updated 26 Mar 2004
- Interview Last updated 26 Mar 2004
- Contributors Last updated 26 Mar 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Interview] [Art] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Peter Jensen]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK A/W '04: DIGITAL ECHOES
Hamish Morrow/Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones/UVA
- Movie Last updated 24 Mar 2004
- Interview Last updated 24 Mar 2004
- Contributors Last updated 24 Mar 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Interview] [Performance] [London Fashion Week] [Nick Thornton-Jones and Warren Du Preez]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK A/W '04: QUIET PLEASE
Jens Laugesen/Jean Francois Carly/Marcus Werner Hed
- Movie Last updated 26 Mar 2004
- Interview Last updated 26 Mar 2004
- Contributors Last updated 26 Mar 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Performance] [Models] [Jens Laugesen] [London Fashion Week] [Marcus Werner Hed]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK A/W '04: TV
Patrik Söderstam
- Movie Last updated 24 Mar 2004
- Interview Last updated 24 Mar 2004
- Contributors Last updated 24 Mar 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Interview] [Collections] [Menswear] [London Fashion Week]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK S/S 2005: ANNE-SOFIE BACK
As visible shoulder pads, twisted denim dungarees and wet T-shirts that revealed red lace bras proceeded (in reverse order) down Ann-Sofie Back's S/S '05 catwalk, it was clear that this Swedish designer's antipathy to conventional representations of femininity was ongoing. As her peers made their money back on bankable, pretty accessories like dainty high heels and lady-like handbags, Ann-Sofie's broken sunglasses, slit bowler hats worn as necklaces and rope belts served to complicate already challenging visions of campus-girl imperfection.
How then, would she market that classic money-spinner, the fragrance? In a season that was peppered with scent adverts and launches-Dior's J'Adore, Chanel's No. 5, Viktor & Rolf's Flowerbomb-Ann-Sofie collaborated with photographer Benjamin Huseby to imagine the perfume campaign that could capture her brand's key values of subverted sophistication, awkwardness and hard-to-reach beauty. Were she ever to create a fragrance, that is.
The second in a week of films related to the recent Spring/Summer '05 collections, 'Sandra' unpacked this popular, pre-Christmas genre of fashion image-making with the quintessential self-awareness and wit that characterises an Ann-Sofie Back project.
- Movie Last updated 12 Oct 2004
- Contributors Last updated 12 Oct 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Ann-Sofie Back] [Benjamin Alexandre Huseby]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK S/S 2005: EMMA COOK
Emma Cook, Shona Heath
Making a welcome return to the London schedule after a season's hiatus, Emma Cook delighted audiences with a highly-feminine, though directional and extremely wearable, collection that showcased expert draping gathered up by Art Nouveau detailing and accessories.
The third installment to a week of films relating to the Spring/Summer '05 season, this decorative film short by Shona Heath backgrounded Emma Cook's catwalk show and revealed the collection's source aesthetic as well as referencing the pool of innovative image-makers that have surrounded this progressive designer's work.
- Movie Last updated 13 Oct 2004
- Contributors Last updated 13 Oct 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [London Fashion Week] [Emma Cook]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK S/S 2005: HAMISH MORROW
Warren Du Preez & Nick Thornton Jones, Hamish Morrow, UVA
Less interested in 'next season' than in a genuine future of fashion, Hamish Morrow took a couple of collections off from showing on the catwalk in order to consolidate his research into technological glamour and functional luxury. Having chosen to represent this exploration in motion image, he
collaborated instead with Nick Thornton-Jones, Warren Du Preez and United Visual Artists on this film, 'Fashion in Zero Gravity', about the effect of gravitational pull on fashion garments and image.The fifth in a week of fashion films relating to London Fashion Week '05, it was originally presented in the context of an exhibition project staged at Belsay Hall in Northumberland May - September 2004.
- Movie Last updated 14 Oct 2004
- Contributors Last updated 14 Oct 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [London Fashion Week] [Hamish Morrow] [Nick Thornton-Jones and Warren Du Preez]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK S/S 2005: JENS LAUGESEN
Jens Laugesen, Alistair McKimm
The title of Jen's Laugesen's Spring/Summer '05 collection (OUTSIZE 02: CMYK) gave some preparation for the uncharacteristic surprise of colour concluding the Danish designer's predominantly monochrome show. Whereas Laugesen's own design philosophy involves creating different, generic versions from the same aesthetic whole, filmmaker Jean-François Carly adopted a more narrative approach to recording the construction and execution of the catwalk show.
The only of Shows Film Week's shorts to venture backstage, the fourth in our series took a 'behind-the-scenes' look at the production of the fashion show itself.
- Movie Last updated 14 Oct 2004
- Contributors Last updated 14 Oct 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Collections] [Jens Laugesen] [London Fashion Week]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK S/S 2005: KATARZYNA SZCZOTARSKA
Kataryna Szczotarska, Dirk Seiden Schwan
Dirk Seiden Schwan's short film for the Russian fashion designer Katarzyna Szczotarska was a refreshing and endearing portrayal of a young woman's exuberant, emotional response to the fashion she is wearing.
An exclusive edit from a longer original, 'Appoline' was the sixth fashion film in a series drawn from London Fashion Week, S/S '05 season.
- Movie Last updated 14 Oct 2004
- Contributors Last updated 14 Oct 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [London Fashion Week]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK S/S 2005: PETER JENSEN
Peter Jensen
The sole question that perplexed those lucky enough to have witnessed Peter Jensen's utterly memorable S/S '05 'show on ice' was 'why had nobody done it before?' Shot from the rink side, this short film, 'Tonya', captured the magic of the young skaters in action, showing fashion as it is experienced in everyday life; in motion.
The final film short in a week-long series marking how motion image has inveigled its way into mainstream modes of representing fashion, 'Tonya' celebrated the infamous ice queen who fell from grace and inspired Jensen's collection.
- Movie Last updated 15 Apr 2004
- Contributors Last updated 15 Apr 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Performance] [Models] [London Fashion Week] [Peter Jensen]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK S/S 2005: RICHARD NICOLL
Jason Evans, Richard Nicoll
Shown in its second season as part of the hit showcase Fashion East, Richard Nicholl teamed up with photographer Jason Evans to create this sequence of intimate portrait images to demonstrate Nicholl's distinctive way of draping and twisting fabric. Intercut with moments of pure motion fun from Evans, the piece was the seventh in a series of very different approaches to fashion editorial using film, screened in relation to London Fashion Week S/S '05.
- Movie Last updated 15 Oct 2004
- Contributors Last updated 15 Oct 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Photography] [Collections] [Jason Evans] [Richard Nicoll] [London Fashion Week]
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SHOWS FILM WEEK S/S 2005: SWASH
Swash, Stephen White
Highlight of London Fashion Week S/S '05 for many, Swash's sunny, poplin prints and cheeky cut-out trousers brought a breath of fresh air to the catwalk and what's more, a welcome sense of humour. This film, The Hoteliers, showcased the collection that put them on the London schedule: a previous, capsule collection of motorcycle capes and trousers designed for the nineteenth Festival International des Arts de la Mode à Hyères prize, which they won in May 2004. Situating their characteristic, virtuoso tailoring, classic fabrics and fun print designs (by illustrator Yuko Kondo) in a fantastical, English pastoral setting, Stephen White's film short exemplified the growing trend for designers to present their garments in a motion image and sound context.
The first in a full week of films related to the recent Spring/Summer '05 collections, The Hoteliers represented this innovative way of re-imagining editorial fashion image-making.
- Movie Last updated 11 Oct 2004
- Contributors Last updated 11 Oct 2004
Related Projects: [Fashion] [Film] [Collections] [London Fashion Week] [Swash]