SHOWstudio: Menswear live panel discussions, London Collections: Men and Pitti show reports, 'Hauteur Space' fashion film launched, menswear illustrations by Helen Bullock and more...

Jan 10, 2013: Menswear live panel discussions, London Collections: Men and Pitti show reports, 'Hauteur Space' fashion film launched, menswear illustrations by Helen Bullock and more... If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— Collections Menswear Live Panel Discussions SHOWstudio has been covering London Collections: Men with exclusive live panel discussions chaired by the eloquent Colin McDowell. The renowned fashion critic was joined by a stellar gang of panelists - including Hilary Alexander, Ozwald Boateng, Charlie Le Mindu, Patrick Grant and Mandi Lennard - for discussions around shows such as Lou Dalton and Sibling. Make sure to watch on demand footage of all four panels and stay tuned for more live discussions during the Milan shows. — Collections — Show Reports London and Pitti The London menswear collections are now complete and all our show reports are live. Read Lou Stoppard's reviews on standout shows such as Alexander McQueen's London mens debut, or see her take on young designers like Martine Rose, J.W. Anderson and those showing under MAN. Our collections pages will also give you the chance to peruse all the best tweets and Instagrams from the fashion crowd. Stay tuned for SHOWstudio's unique coverage of the action at the Kenzo show in Pitti, before we head off to Milan and Paris. — Fashion Film — Hauteur Space Nick Knight / Edward Enninful / Alexia Wight Nick Knight and Edward Enninful's latest film, 'Hauteur Space', features the mesmerising muse Alexia Wight and pays homage to the elegant artistry of Erte, Beardsley, Bassman and Ionesco. Knight's romanticised vision of a towering woman adorned in creations from Givenchy, McQueen, Ackermann and Vuitton is pitted against billowing plumes of fabric and underpinned with a cinematic orchestral soundtrack. The monochromatic palette and radial light elevates Wight to a celestial state, a reflection on the otherworldly women of the aforementioned artists. — From the Archive — Les Smokings Hayward / Giles / Craig Lawrence / Mugler / Nicola Formichetti To coincide with our SHOWstudio Shop exhibition 'Practice to Deceive: Smoke & Mirrors in Fashion, Fine Art and Film', the tuxedo jacket, or in French 'Les Smoking', was re-invented and presented by a selection of top designers. Mugler's creative minds, Savile Row tailoring house Hayward, British couturier Giles Deacon and Knit-specialist Craig Lawrence all took up the challenge. Re-watch our process films of the designer's efforts as they transform the classic tuxedo design and studio space. — Collections — Illustrations Helen Bullock Illustrator and textile designer Helen Bullock has been hard at work covering the best looks from London Collections: Men with beautiful illustrations. Meadham Kirchhoff, MAN, Sibling and Katie Eary are just some of the shows that have been interpreted by Bullock's concentrated swaths of watercolour and ink. Her drawings feature among our collection pages and can be viewed in their entirety on our Tumblr page. Check SHOWstudio Shop soon for your chance to buy one of her unique drawings! — From the Shop — Vogue On Coco Chanel Bronwyn Cosgrave With the collections in full swing, what better time to brush up on your fashion history? SHOWstudio Shop now has three titles from the Vogue On series of books which celebrate the defining fashion designers of the twentieth century. Exploring the lives and influence of Schiaparelli, Dior and Chanel, these books are a staple for any fashion lover's library. — From the Shop — Garage Magazine No.3 Nick Knight cover The coveted Garage Magazine No.3 is now available from SHOWstudio Shop. Sporting covers from Nick Knight, Juergen Teller and John Currin, the issue brings together heavyweights from the worlds of contemporary art and fashion. Knight's cover 'WHAAM' pays homage to Pop art legend Lichtenstein. Footage of the shoot and a series of unique moving images are available to view on SHOWstudio.

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