SHOWstudio: Our Subjective series continues! Watch Winnie Harlow discuss Beyoncé's 'Lemonade'

Jul 28, 2016: Our Subjective series continues! Watch Winnie Harlow discuss Beyoncé's 'Lemonade' If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— Subjective Nick Knight and Winnie Harlow Don't miss the latest installation to our 'Subjective' series! See Nick Knight in conversation with unique beauty Winnie Harlow as she discusses her role in Beyoncé's visual album 'Lemonade.' Catch up with Harlow as she talks idols, her unusual career path and being more than just a 'face.' — Interviews — Subjective Nick Knight and Kate Moss Kate Moss talks to Nick Knight as part of SHOWstudio's 'Subjective' series, in which models reveal their input into crafting some of fashion's most iconic images. Here, Moss describes the difficult experience of shooting Calvin Klein's 1993 Obsession campaign with her then-boyfriend, Mario Sorrenti. — Interviews — Subjective Nick Knight and Alek Wek Revisit this instalment of our 'Subjective' interview series to hear Sudanese model Alex Wek questioned by our very own Nick Knight. The duo discuss her experiences walking for runway shows, referencing her appearance in the Alexander McQueen A/W 97 and A/W 00 shows. — Interviews — Subjective Nick Knight and Lily Cole In this video interview, Nick Knight speaks to model Lily Cole about the importance of body language, her love for travelling and her many collaborations with photographer Tim Walker, who took this now adored picture. — Interviews — Subjective Nick Knight and Erin O'Connor Revisit Nick Knight in conversation with top model Erin O'Connor. The pair discuss her work with the late Richard Avedon for a Versace campaign shoot, revealing both his playful side and the unlikely point of reference for his image.

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SHOWstudio: Menswear Special - Round-up the Season with Live Panel Discussions

Jul 21, 2016: Menswear Special - Round-up the Season with Live Panel Discussions If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— Collections Menswear S/S 17 Panels On-Demand Our menswear round-up live discussions are available to watch on-demand! Chaired by Lou Stoppard, our panels of experts discussed the highlights from the London, Milan and Paris S/S 17 collections as well as a range of topics including gender fluidity, commercialism, collaborations and the menswear fashion agenda. Featured names include Style.com's Rob Nowill, MATCHESFASHION.com's Simon Chilvers, stylist Andrew Davis and writer Dal Chodha. Stay tuned today, 21 July, for a live dissection of the A/W 16 couture shows. — From the Archive — Mad About The Boy Lou Stoppard, Fashion Space Gallery and more As we round up on the S/S 17 menswear collections, revisit SHOWstudio editor Lou Stoppard's debut exhibition, 'Mad About the Boy'. Held at the Fashion Space Gallery, the show explored fashion's obsession with youth. The show focused specifically on the teenage boy and featured work by Raf Simons, J.W Anderson, Mark Leckey and more. Images, essays and interviews relating to the exhibition can be viewed on SHOWstudio. — From the Archive — In Fashion Paul Smith 'In Fashion' is our rolling series of exclusive and in-depth video interviews with some of the most important names in contemporary fashion. Revisit Lou Stoppard's 2013 conversation with Sir Paul Smith and watch the British fashion designer reveal how his brand achieved longevity, why he went against the retail grain, and how a serious childhood accident led him to become a designer.

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SHOWstudio: NEW! Editor Lou Stoppard and Central Saint Martins collaborate on a new project, 'Hair'

Jul 18, 2016: NEW! Editor Lou Stoppard and Central Saint Martins collaborate on a new project, 'Hair' If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— Make Up Your Mind Nick Knight, Ruth Hogben and Alexander Fury Visit our archive for landmark fashion films by Nick Knight and our range of contributors. Here, Knight and Ruth Hogben unite to create a surreal fashion film featuring Maison Margiela's Spring 2009 'Wig-Coat'. The film depicts the 'Wig-Coat' moving in a perpetual, oddly seductive motion. Side-by-side with the fashion film stands an essay by Alexander Fury, which discusses the strangeness contained in every beauty ideal. — Project — Hair Lou Stoppard and Central Saint Martins Inspired by the predominance of fluff and fuzz on the runways, as well as the debates around body hair as a style or political statement, in early 2016, SHOWstudio editor Lou Stoppard asked groups of Central Saint Martins students to pitch and create different series based on the theme of hair. A range of work by the eight groups, on topics such as bearded ladies and grey hair, is available to explore on SHOWstudio. — From the Archive — Ugly Lou Stoppard, Ruth Hogben, Valerie Steele and more Featuring a fashion film, imagery and essays, our 'Ugly series - masterminded by SHOWstudio editor Lou Stoppard and fashion filmmaker Ruth Hogben's - explores fashion's fascination with deliberate awkwardness and vulgarity. Revisit the project and find out who is upturning traditional ideas of beauty in the beautifully crafted film 'Beyond the Glass.' — From the Archive — The Fashion Body Nick Knight, Ruth Hogben, Sam McKnight and more For SHOWstudio's 2010 series, 'The Fashion Body', over thirty fashion creatives were asked to contribute a personal and distinctive fashion film. Each work focused on a different area of the human body, using fashion items from the 2009-10 fashion season. This week's highlight, in light of our latest 'Hair' project, is hair-stylist Sam McKnight's fashion film 'Hair', which showcases animated neon hair amongst black space. — Interviews — Transformative Nick Knight, Eugene Souleiman and Steven Meisel In tandem with our 'Subjective' series, which presents the history of contemporary fashion photography as told from models' perspectives, 'Transformative' is a series of interviews with stylists, make-up artists and hairdressers. In our latest episode, Nick Knight interviews hairstylist Eugene Souleiman who candidly recalls working with Devon Aoki and Steven Meisel for Vogue Italia in 1999.

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SHOWstudio: EXCLUSIVE! Nick Knight and Kate Moss create the ANTI-T-SHIRT

Jul 8, 2016: EXCLUSIVE! Nick Knight and Kate Moss create the ANTI-T-SHIRT If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— ANTI-T-SHIRT Nick Knight and Kate Moss Kate Moss and Nick Knight unite to create the ANTI-T-SHIRT! This addition to our e-shop features wording that is visible only during flash photography, and was inspired by Knight's experiences watching friends pursued relentlessly by the paparazzi. 'The idea for the shirt came from the sense of outrage I felt after seeing footage of a pack of male paparazzi hounding and terrorising Kate Moss and her baby daughter at LAX airport in Los Angeles,' adds Knight. — Fashion Film — The Sound of Light's Own Destruction Nick Knight, Matthew Williams and 032c Nick Knight's new film, 'The Sound of Light's Own Destruction', was commissioned by Alyx's creative director Matthew Williams for 032c. The work features three different fireworks exploding inside a single plexiglass box and challenges the notion of the firework as something celebratory, leaving us with a poignant comment on how destructive it can be to contain and suppress beauty. The mood of the piece reflects Knight's concerns about immigration, exile, social alienation, violence, crime and repression. — From the Archive — Subjective Nick Knight, Kate Moss and Mario Sorrenti As part of our ongoing 'Subjective' series, in which Nick Knight reflects on the history of fashion photography from the perspective of the models, Kate Moss discusses shooting Calvin Klein's Obsession campaign with her then-boyfriend Mario Sorrenti. Moss recalls the initial inspiration for the shoot: 'Calvin was really clever. He saw Mario's book and it was all pictures of me on holiday - it was obsession! I'd wake up in the morning and he'd be taking pictures. I'd be like, 'fuck off!'' Revisit the candid interview on SHOWstudio.

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SHOWstudio: LIVE NOW: Day two of #StyleShootDraw! Watch Nick Knight and fashion's top illustrators at work

Jul 1, 2016: LIVE NOW: Day two of #StyleShootDraw! Watch Nick Knight and fashion's top illustrators at work If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— #StyleShootDraw Nick Knight and Garage Magazine Head over to Facebook to catch Day 2 of our #StyleShootDraw collaborative project with Garage magazine. A new set of models will be coming in to the studio to be styled, drawn, painted and sketched by our group of talented illustrators. Next door, Nick Knight is shooting the girls in high fashion by the likes of Balenciaga, Marc Jacobs and Mary Katrantzou. Be sure to follow SHOWstudio on Instagram to see exclusive behind-the-scenes images and illustrations from the shoot. — From the Shop — #StyleShootDraw Helen Bullock, Jenifer Corker, Connie Lim and more You've seen our artists illustrating the latest ready-to-wear designs, live as part of our #StyleShootDraw shoot. Now take a look at the wonderful work they have done for SHOWstudio in the past for our coverage of the ready-to-wear, menswear and couture collections, as well as special projects such as 'David Bowie: Oooh Fashion', 'A Beautiful Darkness' and 'Illustrating McQueen'. Shop works by featured artists Jenifer Corker, Helen Bullock, Connie Lim, Nicasio Torres Melgar, Bex Cassie, One Eye Girl and many more at the SHOWstudio/MACHINE-A store. — From the Archive — In Fashion David Downton To celebrate our #StyleShootDraw live life drawing project, revisit our 'In Fashion' interview with one of the world's leading fashion artists, David Downton. The fashion artist sits down with editor Lou Stoppard to discuss what makes a good fashion illustration, his ability to capture people's likeness and his experiences working with some of fashion's greatest designers and iconic women.

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