SHOWstudio: Unseen Kate Moss and David Bowie Footage; Gareth Pugh A/W 16 Runway Show; Live Panel Discussions; Blair Breitenstein and Fahren Feingold Illustrations and more...

Mar 4, 2016: Unseen Kate Moss and David Bowie Footage; Gareth Pugh A/W 16 Runway Show; Live Panel Discussions;Blair Breitenstein and Fahren Feingold Illustrations and more... If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

Fashion Films Interviews Collections Shop Blog

— David Bowie: Oooh Fashion! Nick Knight, David Bowie, Dylan Jones, Tim Blanks, Victoria Broackes, Lou Stoppard and Kate Moss To continue our celebration of Bowie and his enduring legacy on fashion, SHOWstudio are releasing never-before-seen footage from Nick Knight's archive. Watch the video of Kate Moss modelling iconic David Bowie looks for a 2003 British Vogue shoot. Behind-the-scenes footage of Nick Knight shooting Bowie for his album cover 'Black Tie White Noise' will also be released shortly. Furthermore, SHOWstudio will be hosting a Bowie-themed panel discussion at the V&A featuring fashion writer Tim Blanks, GQ editor and author of 'When Ziggy Played Guitar' Dylan Jones and the V&A's Victoria Broackes, co-curator of the landmark 'David Bowie Is' exhibition, footage of which will be available on SHOWstudio. — Collections — Runway Footage Gareth Pugh A/W 16 Watch Gareth Pugh's London Fashion Week A/W 16 runway show exclusively on SHOWstudio. Pugh's theatrical catwalk display featured prima ballerina at the Paris Opera ballet Marie-Agneès Gillot perched on the throne of Masonic Hall. Be sure to revisit Pugh's past fashion films on SHOWstudio to see fashion in motion. — Illustrations — MFW Illustrator Blair Breitenstein SHOWstudio teamed up with illustrator Blair Breitenstein to capture key looks from Milan Fashion Week. Breitenstein brings a spontaneous, expressive style and a quirky glamour to her work. Her drawings of the fashion on show at Fendi, Gucci, Versace and Prada are now available to purchase from our SHOWstudio/MACHINE-A online store. — Collections — PFW Panel Discussions Paco Rabanne, Lanvin, Vetements and Balenciaga SHOWstudio editor Lou Stoppard has been chairing our signature live panel discussions all week, offering critical reviews of the Paris Fashion Week shows. Tune in to watch industry experts discuss Paco Rabanne, Lanvin and Balenciaga live in the studio. Also, watch fashion students - the talents of the future - discuss the Vetements show and broader themes such as the pace of the industry and casting diversity. — Collections — Head to Head Discussions Colin McDowell and Mimma Viglezio Off-setting the educational, analytical nature of our panel discussions, 'Head to Head' provides a more hard-hitting, confrontational style of fashion reportage. Mimma Viglezio and fashion writer Colin McDowell sit face-to-face in a simple studio setting, engaging in a fast paced debate on a selected show - one per fashion week. The duo's latest discussion, New York Fashion Week and Marc Jacobs A/W 16, is now available to watch on-demand. Stay tuned for more discussions. — Collections — PFW Illustrator Fahren Feingold Fahren Feingold is illustrating her favourite looks from the Paris A/W 16 collections. Feingold is an LA-based illustrator and former fashion designer who studied at the Parson School of Design. She uses watercolours to create soft and colourful illustrations. See her work on the SHOWstudio Tumblr page. All of the works shown will be available for purchase from our SHOWstudio/MACHINE-A online store soon. — From the Shop — New Arrivals Craig Green, Claire Barrow, Telfar and more Shop brand new menswear and womenswear items at SHOWstudio/MACHINE-A's online store. Browse the latest selection of S/S 16 items by Nicopanda, Nasir Mazhar, Telfar, Craig Green, Raf Simons, Claire Barrow and more. Whether you're after trench coats or workwear, sequins or satin, head to our e-store to browse and buy.

© 2000-2016 SHOWstudio To send us feedback and comments please contact us. To unsubscribe, visit: showstudio.com/newsletter. — Follow Us Facebook Twitter Tumblr Pinterest