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New Fashion Film Launched!

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Celebrating spring's flirtation with Fringe, our latest project showcases the threaded, shredded and tasselled layers of this season's foremost creations bristling in unadulterated movement. Shot during Nick Knight's 'Fringe Festival' cover story for the March 2009 collections issue of British Vogue, Fringed celebrates fashion in motion on the unmistakable form of our Let There Be Light star Lily Donaldson. Featuring stunning fashions from the likes of Alexander McQueen, Louis Vuitton and Nicolas Ghesquière at Balenciaga, Fringed offers an unparalleled opportunity to see next season spring into vibrant animation.

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  • dromedary
    09:44 6 Feb 2009
    i have to say this is simply the BEST! I have watched the film so many times because i love it so much. The Jil Sander dress is amazing. I'm definitely going to go see Rubber Kiss Goodbye in their next gig after hearing this track-wow they're so great
  • dromedary
    16:14 6 Feb 2009
    Why has noone commented on this project yet?! I've watched the film about 10 times again since my last post! its tooooo gooooooooood!
  • nickknight
    19:57 6 Feb 2009
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  • nickknight
    13:46 7 Feb 2009
    This is a fringed lily
  • CharlieStrand
    14:18 8 Feb 2009
    I can see how this beautiful flower was an inspiration for the shoot "Fringed". Looking forward to seeing the story in Vogue. The "Unbelievable fashion" story in decembers' UK Vogue was absolutely stunning and one of my favorites of your recent work. In particular the shots of Chaylayan's pieces made my head spin, and is keeping me excited until I come to see his show at the Design Museum. Thanks for sharing!
  • TorErik
    19:45 8 Feb 2009
    I don't get this, showstudio have turned into something...I don't know. I miss a prof of that this is actually a space for experimentation for fashion-people, and not just L'Oreal-clips with, well, better lightning and styling (I'll give you that) and some random music put upon. Come on...
  • la
    23:25 8 Feb 2009
    in the last couple of weeks or so there has been a film of their Fashion DJs event, an interview with Hussein Chalayan, two fashion films of Lily Donaldson, the mens wear show reports , and as far as I can tell they are in the midst of moving premises. I really think praise is in order Tor. And with SHOWstudio you never know what is going to be just round the corner.
    Do you have any suggestions ? As I think there are the first signs of a viewers projct brewing...
  • la
    23:31 8 Feb 2009
    just read the blog below and they are about to add video of Antony Price and an exclusive down loadable pattern of his.
    If you look at the webcams there are only about six people who work there, so in my mind they are doing an amazing job to keep all this going!
  • TorErik
    13:40 9 Feb 2009
    every fashion-blog or designwebsite out there with respect for themself have a featurette on the Chalayan-exhibition, and those questions have been asked him hundreds of time before.
    It's not like I'm saying that I hate the site or anything. I just think it has become rather safe-playing and glossy. Is it THAT interesting to watch a Vmagazine shoot with a song here and there? The Margiela-make up your mind-video is the nicest video I've here lately. And that one by Peter Jensen. The rest feels like an old song stuck on repeat. It's eyecandy and everything, but more than that? hm...
    I don't get this fashion way of working, where you one season put out a strong message like hey! I use ordinary people! I use only black models! and then the next season, it's the same old story again.
    And then, the commercials came on the site, I think people get their rent paid for working here.
    But at least, one can always go scrolling through the fantastic archive.
  • steveregs
    01:44 14 Feb 2009
    Loved the film, fantastic! Interestingly, to me it wasn't about the clothes, she could've been wearing a potato sack. To me it was about energy and exuberance. It's fun to watch because Lily seems to be having so much fun doing it. She seems to love to dance and throw herself around and I think that joy gives the piece it's kinetic energy. Really it might be more of a portrait of Lily.
  • ZsaZsaGiggleman
    02:17 14 Feb 2009
    Unadulterated movement is the only way to view fashion and in some cases, weddings. I am currently involved in a short film by Dr Rand Pink where the bride and the maids of honor are wearing Louis Vuitton white fringed creations. The groom, his best man and friends are wearing white tuxedos with clam diggers The maids of honor are all in go go cages on each side of the aisle.The couple.that is getting married are in the recording industry The bride wanted to express her life through the constant movement of the dress as being adaptive, everchanging and never static The groom added that he looks at his bride in the dress as a prequil to the threaded, shredded and tasselled condition his wife will be in on their honeymoon night.The wedding film is titled ShinDig.The live cd and dvd features music by The Virgins It will be shown at The Whitney Museum in New York August 14-19 09. don't forget to SHAKE IT.
  • ZsaZsaGiggleman
    02:18 14 Feb 2009
    Unadulterated movement is the only way to view fashion and in some cases, weddings. I am currently involved in a short film by Dr Rand Pink where the bride and the maids of honor are wearing Louis Vuitton white fringed creations. The groom, his best man and friends are wearing white tuxedos with clam diggers The maids of honor are all in go go cages on each side of the aisle.The couple.that is getting married are in the recording industry The bride wanted to express her life through the constant movement of the dress as being adaptive, everchanging and never static The groom added that he looks at his bride in the dress as a prequil to the threaded, shredded and tasselled condition his wife will be in on their honeymoon night.The wedding film is titled ShinDig.The live cd and dvd features music by The Virgins It will be shown at The Whitney Museum in New York August 14-19 09. don't forget to SHAKE IT.