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COLLECTION HOMME A/W 2008-09: YSL Movie Now Online!

By Studio, 17:42 Thu 24 Jan 2008

Stefano Pilati is a busy, busy man. As opposed to just changing the content of men’s fashion, he decided to toy with the context of its presentation, eschewing a catwalk show in favour of presenting a short film – which SHOWstudio are lucky enough to have in its entirety. Originally shown during the menswear collections in Paris earlier this month, the video is edited to evoke the passage of time – a day in the life of the Yves Saint Laurent homme – as well as showcasing Pilati’s designs for Autumn/Winter 2008. Click here to view the whole film.

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Beautifully done ! thought I had a hard time in deciding what should get my attention ... the clothes or just let the mind enjoy the great visuals, the ' poetry ' and the cool song .. I wasn't so keen on the last frame .... it gives the feeling of 3 men who have been ' hang'... bad association on my part , I realise that ...but then it must be just me and my wild imagination ...:):)

By Galileo's Universe at 19:03 Thu 24 Jan 2008 | reply to this >

I agree about the last shot. they did look dead but then i guess it was the end. Very cleaver, tightly edited and very beautifuly shot. Really nice to see more and more designers using this medium to their advantage. There is soo much to expore in fashion film. ss is very exciting at the moment can't wait to see whats next! what is next ss?

By maria n at 22:46 Thu 24 Jan 2008 | reply to this >

Well made piece of experimental work with a lot of thought going in to it, well done.

By Chris Summerfield at 09:43 Fri 25 Jan 2008 | reply to this >

Reminds me of TOMATO's video's for Underworld. Breaking through the glass in slow motion as in Push Upstairs and the last shot of levitation as in Two Months Off. Still a very nice video.

By propaganda303 at 15:40 Thu 07 Feb 2008 | reply to this >

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