SHOWstudio: NEW! The Worst Crime Is Faking It - Nick Knight's film is an honest portrait of two lovers

Aug 31, 2016: NEW! The Worst Crime Is Faking It - Nick Knight's film is an honest portrait of two lovers If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— The Worst Crime is Faking It Nick Knight, Anna Trevelyan, Demi Scott, Harmony Boucher and more A departure from Nick Knight's past moving image work, 'The Worst Crime is Faking It' is an observational portrait of two young lovers, Demi Scott and Harmony Boucher. The duo were left to their own devices before the camera, to ensure an honest and intimate portrayal of their relationship. Anna Trevelyan styled, selecting fashion stocked in SHOWstudio's e-store from brands such as Cottweiler, Gosha Rubchinskiy and Caitlin Price, to name a few. Head to SHOWstudio to watch and be sure to shop the looks online or in store. — From the Archive — Diamonds Nick Knight, Kate Moss, Sarah Morris and Emily Dinsdale Follow Nick Knight's lens as it snoops from one Madison Avenue skyscraper to another, documenting supermodel Kate Moss in voyeuristic action in this fashion film. The footage, filmed in 2000, is set against an eavesdropped telephone conversation between Moss and artist Sarah Morris about exactly where Johnny Depp hid her diamond necklace. Revisit 'Diamonds' to watch Moss in action and to explore Emily Dinsdale's accompanying essay. — From the Archive — Girly Nick Knight, Lou Stoppard, Rei Nadal and more Motivated by the fluffy, sparkly bastions of girlishness on the A/W 14 runways - from Ryan Lo's tutus to Meadham Kirchhoff's minis - SHOWstudio's 'Girly' series unpicks fashion's relationship with overt, cartoon femininity. Envisaged by editor Lou Stoppard and director Nick Knight, the project features a film by Knight and Rei Nadal, alongside scholarly essays and interviews with the likes of Louby McLoughlin, Lola Chatterton and Arvida Bystrom.

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SHOWstudio: NEW! Nick Knight and curator Robin Muir discuss Vogue 100: A Century of Style! Plus! Revisit landmark Vogue moments from the SHOWstudio archive

Aug 8, 2016: NEW! Nick Knight and curator Robin Muir discuss Vogue 100: A Century of Style! Plus! Revisit landmark Vogue moments from the SHOWstudio archive If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— Vogue 100: A Century of Style Nick Knight and Robin Muir 'Vogue 100: A Century of Style' showcases the remarkable range of photography that has been commissioned by British Vogue since it was founded in 1916. To celebrate, In our 'Vogue 100' interview series, Nick Knight talks to curator Robin Muir inside the National Portrait Gallery. In the latest episode, the duo delve into the history of photograph, discussing the milestone image 'Renaissance' by Clifford Coffin, which was taken in June 1947. 'He's quite an important figure in the progression of fashion photography,' adds Muir. — From the Archive — In Fashion Alexandra Shulman To coincide with our series dedicated to the 'Vogue 100' exhibition, revisit landmark Vogue moments from the SHOWstudio archive, such as our 'In Fashion' interview with British Vogue editor, Alexandra Shulman. Shulman discusses her unexpected journey into publishing, the beast that fashion has become, her views on femininity and fashion and her proud moments at Vogue over the last decade. — From the Archive — Transformative Nick Knight, Sam McKnight and Patrick Demarchelier Revisit our interview with hair stylist Sam McKnight as he discusses the look for British Vogue's April 1989 cover. McKnight chats to Nick Knight about working with supermodel, Christy Turlington, photographed by Patrick Demarchelier. 'Christy sat down, put her arm around and Patrick snapped a few pictures and that was the cover. It was like that. It was really, really spontaneous and relaxed,' McKnight reminisces. — From the Archive — Fringed Nick Knight and Lily Donaldson A flirty, flouncy, frivolous celebration of Spring/Summer 2009's obsession with fringing, this fashion film was created from footage captured during Nick Knight's Fringe Festival shoot for the March 2009 'Collections' edition of British Vogue. Revisit 'Fringed' to see Donaldson twirl and spin in Giorgio Armani, Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen. — From the Archive — In Fashion Lucinda Chambers Revisit our interview with Lucinda Chambers, revered fashion director at British Vogue. Chambers, in conversation with our editor Lou Stoppard, offers captivating anecdotes, letting us in on everything from applying to art school and fearlessly calling up Vogue for a job, to her relationship with Grace Coddington and more!

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