SHOWstudio: Keep up with Couture! Our Live Panel Discussions and Collections Coverage continues

Jan 24, 2017: Keep up with Couture! Our Live Panel Discussions and Collections Coverage continues If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— Live Panel Discussions for Haute Couture S/S 17 Join us for our latest round of Live Panel Discussions as we explore Haute Couture S/S 17. Revisit on-demand footage from the debate held yesterday in which our panel, including journalist Hilary Alexander and curator Shonagh Marshall, dissected Maria Grazia Chiuri's first couture collection for Christian Dior. Still to come this week, we'll be looking at the off-schedule show from Vetements, discussing the placement of the show alongside the couture schedule. We'll also be examining the offering from Valentino as the house's creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli continues without his former partner in crime, Grazia Chiuri. Keep up to date with the couture offerings for S/S 17 - tune in to join the debate! — From the Archive — Stephen Doherty's Couture Stephen Doherty In 2014, we invited artist Stephen Doherty to create a live mural on our studio wall at Motcomb Street. Doherty completed his artwork between 5 July and 9 July 2014, depicting key Paris A/W 14 Haute Couture looks from houses such as Chanel, Dior and Maison Margiela, continuing even while our signature Live Panel Discussions were streaming! Doherty's residence was pivotal in celebrating Nick Knight and SHOWstudio's championing of the medium of fashion illustration and resulted in a unique work of art. Watch the making of the mural from start to finish in an edited process film displaying fashion illustration in action! — Fashion Illustration — Suzy Platt is our Haute Couture S/S 17 fashion illustrator! Suzy Platt Each season, SHOWstudio invites an artist to illustrate the looks from the current collections. For Haute Couture S/S 17, New Zealand artist Suzy Platt is rendering a selection of catwalk looks into her signature artworks featuring large-eyed girls and sultry femme fatales. Head to our Tumblr to explore Platt's interpretations of the most recent offerings from Schiaparelli, Dior and Giambattista Valli, or visit our collections coverage to see Platt's work alongside catwalk imagery and curated social media.

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