SHOWstudio: Fashion Says No To Violence Against Women. SHOWstudio partakes in the Orange Label Project

Nov 25, 2016: Fashion Says No To Violence Against Women. SHOWstudio partakes in the Orange Label Project If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— Fashion Says No To Violence Against Women United Nations Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women The Orange Label Project was created as a collaboration between London College of Fashion and United Nations Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women, a global grant-making mechanism that supports efforts to prevent, address, and ultimately end all forms of violence against women and girls. Today, 25 November, SHOWstudio show their support with the colour orange. Visit our orange themed homepage and social media platforms to get involved. Be sure to read Head of London College of Fashion Frances Corner's essay 'Fashion Says NO to Violence Against Women' on SHOWstudio's blog. — From the Archive — Print Scott King, Peter Saville, Tory Turk and more Revisit the print publications from the past that continue to inspire today's image-makers and writers in our explorative project 'Print'. A selection of experts including stylist Bay Garnett, curator Tory Turk and graphic designer Peter Saville consider how a title's impact can be measured by more than just its prints run. Excerpts and scans from titles such as Sleazenation, Cheap Date and Frank feature as examples of the most influential and infamous style mags and zines around. — From the Archive — Subjective Nick Knight and Karen Elson Despite their iconic visages, recognised across the world from huge billboards and magazine covers, models remain a strangely silent part of the fashion industry. In an effort to readdress this balance, Nick Knight puts top models and their stories in the spotlight through our rolling 'Subjective' series. In this instalment, Karen Elson talks to Knight about shooting the explosive A/W 01 Dior campaign and the elegance of John Galliano's cuts, candidly explaining the shoot from her personal perspective. — From the Archive — Fashion Fetish Poppy de Villeneuve, Daphne Guinness, Ruth Hogben and more Revisit 'Fashion Fetish', a series of fashion films, performances, multi-media pieces and accompanying essays by women in fashion. Launched in 2012, alongside the SHOWstudio Shop exhibition 'Selling Sex', 'Fashion Fetish' features commissioned works from a selection of female contributors including Ruth Hogben, Daphne Guinness, Liberty Ross and Aimee Mullins. The series hands the power entirely to female fashion professionals, asking them to address the issue of fetishisation in fashion. — Illustrations — Fashion Illustrations Kelly Beeman Every season, SHOWstudio invites an artist to illustrate a selection of the best catwalk looks from the collections. For S/S 17, we commissioned New York-based illustrator Kelly Beeman to interpret the shows in her signature style. The resultant works of art, including this beautiful rendering of a look from the Narciso Rogriguez collection, can be bought on the SHOWstudio e-store. Browse Beeman's work now!

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