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Newswire | 27.10.10 | |
CURRENT THE FASHION BODY | |
Our kaleidoscopic tour around the Fashion Body continues, with yet another batch of films and essays from today's leading fashion creatives. This week sees collaborative artists and designers Bart Hess and Lucy McRae of lucyandbart each offering a liberating take on the male and female genitalia (respectively), whilst on Friday London's favourite shoe designer Nicholas Kirkwood provides us with a haunting view of the right shin. Alongside essays from journalists Elliott James Sainsbury and Paul Vincent, experience yet another voyage into the meaning and corporeality of the Fashion Body. Tune in each weekday to SHOWstudio.com for the launch of a new film or essay on the the theme of the Fashion Body. [more] | |
CURRENT 200 PORTRAITS | |
Adding to our ever growing continuum of cinematic portraits, the latest cast of creative icons from Nick Knight's epic shoot for i-D's 30th anniversary issue is revealed. Filmed live exclusively on set, no less than 200 personalities were captured by Knight's lens: this week we showcase the likes of photographers Sølve Sundsbø and Jason Evans, fashion designer Richard Nicoll, veteran model Daphne Selfe and leading British milliners Stephen Jones and Nasir Mazhar. Each Wednesday at 15:00 BST, SHOWstudio.com will launch a new selection of video portraits captured on a specific date, the series as a whole documenting not only this ground-breaking live shoot but a slice of twenty-first century popular culture. [more] | |
CURRENT IN FASHION, SAM MCKNIGHT | |
The latest addition to our In Fashion interview series is a tête-à-tête between world-renowned hairstylist Sam McKnight and eminent journalist and Style.com contributing editor Tim Blanks. With a career spanning over three decades, McKnight has collaborated with the best of the times: from the pages of Vogue, to photographers Irving Penn, Richard Avedon, Nick Knight and Bruce Weber and styling the likes of Fendi and Chanel's S/S 2011 collections - his excellence is often the result of spontaneous creation on set, he reveals, in this exclusive interview. Leading British milliner Stephen Jones will be the next personality to join us as part of our In Fashion series, interviewing the most inspirational creatives and personalities working in fashion today. [more] | |
CURRENT BARBIE BLOG | |
As Barbie bid SHOWstudio.com's Mayfair home a fond farewell at the close of last week, she left revealing her own insider's experience of Nick Knight's and Nicola Formichetti's latest collaboration for Arena Homme Plus. Featuring high fashion gender-bending styles, Barbie's views reveal the energy and inspirational characters behind-the-scenes, as well as the fabulous personalities and models performing on set. Check out the BLOG for the exclusive, and the last hurrah of our Barbie tea-party! [more] | |
FROM THE SHOP BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, 2010 | |
The most recent cover girl of LOVE magazine, Marina Bychkova, has hand-crafted an astonishing new piece from her Enchanted Doll collection. Aptly named Beauty and the Beast, the delicate figure is inspired by the romanticised hostage situation as represented by the fair tale. With tattoos engraved into the porcelain, and integrated sterling silver, genuine leather and Swarowski crystals the hand-made piece is as enduringly beautiful as the fairy tale itself. [more] | |
FROM THE ARCHIVE DEAD CAN DANCE | |
There couldn't be anything more suited to the weekend's festivities than a look back on groundbreaking stylist Katy England's 2003 Halloween antics. Documenting the debauched cavalcade of characters and costumes that staggered and revelled through the night at Artist Sam Taylor-Wood's Halloween party, England's images capture the beautiful and macabre. With an explosive party mix of the likes of style siren Daphne Guinness, artist Tracey Emin, musician Bobby Gillespie and the late designer Alexander McQueen, the recounting of this night celebrates the hedonism of Halloween. [more] | |
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