SHOWstudio: Review The Menswear A/W 17 Season With Our Expert Live Panel Discussions

Jan 20, 2017: Review The Menswear A/W 17 Season With Our Expert Live Panel Discussions If this email is not displaying correctly click here to view in web browser

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— Live Panel Discussions Yohji Yamamoto, Walter Van Beirendonck and Balenciaga Today's Comme des Garçons panel, chaired by Anastasiia Fedorova, marks the final Live Panel Discussion of Menswear A/W 17! Revisit our latest series of debates from the Paris shows including Balenciaga, Yohji Yamamoto and Walter Van Beirendonck, guest chaired by both Fedorova and Finn Mactaggart. Industry experts such as creative consultant Mimma Viglezio, writer Dino Bonacic and fashion historian Nathalie Khan joined us to discuss key looks from the season. A selection of fashion students from institutions including University for the Creative Arts and London College of Fashion made up our panel on Yohji Yamamoto's A/W 17 offering. Join in the debate, watch the panels on SHOWstudio or our YouTube channel! — Interviews — Subjective Nick Knight, Amber Valletta and Glen Luchford Our rolling 'Subjective' series continues to offer the world's most photographed faces the chance to give their side of the story. In the latest instalment, Nick Knight interviews model Amber Valletta, using imagery from Glen Luchford's S/S 97 Prada campaign for reference. Knight and Valletta discuss the impact these shots had on Luchford's career. 'I really didn't realise that this particular campaign would change his career. It was a big moment in fashion and certainly a big moment for Prada and I'm really grateful to have been a part of it,' says Valetta. Watch the full interview on SHOWstudio now! — From the Archive — In Conversation Yohji Yamamoto In 2011, Yohji Yamamoto spoke with SHOWstudio fashion director Alexander Fury as part of our 'In Conversation' series. The duo discuss Yamamoto's first Paris shows, his burgeoning interest in clothing and his A/W 11 collection inspired, in Yamamoto's words, by the anger and rebellion of the young. Revisit this interview in light of Yamamoto's most recent A/W 17 offering in Paris in conjunction with our Live Panel Discussion which featured a selection of fashion students from colleges including University for the Creative Arts and London College of Fashion. — From the Archive — Forget-Me-Not Peter Saville and Julie Verhoeven In 2002, Peter Saville and Julie Verhoeven collaborated to create 'Forget-Me-Not'. Inspired by innocent Toile de Jouy - but offset with Japanese rope suspension bondage - 'Forget-Me-Not' is an intricate, interactive 'wallpaper for the computer' which invites the viewer to 'stroke' the imagery to access deeper, darker layers. The interactive counters the notion of passive consumption of pornography, demanding interaction for stimulation. Physical rolls of this wallpaper are on display at our our new exhibition 'Drawing From The Archive' and are available to buy for £66 at the SHOWstudio e-store! — From the Shop — Gosha Rubchinskiy S/S 17 is now in stock! SHOWstudio/MACHINE-A The Gosha Rubchinskiy S/S 17 collection is now available to buy via the SHOWstudio/MACHINE-A e-store. Featuring a collaboration with sports giant Fila, Rubchinskiy's latest pieces have been selling fast with only a limited number of garments remaining! Don't miss out on this hotly anticipated drop - explore the selection of shoes, tops, sweatpants, boxers and badges now!

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