Exploring the idea of control in fashion image-making, 'Dress Me Up, Dress Me Down' offered SHOWstudio viewers the chance to dress Liberty Ross in a live interactive photoshoot. Inspired by live pornographic video chats widely available on the web Ross became the focus of a series of fashion film interactives and imagery, the creation of which was determined by the online audience and Ross herself
More in this project
- Overview
- Brief
- Q&A: Liberty Ross
- Interview: Liberty Ross
- Interview: Nick Knight
- Liberty On Set: Vogue
- Editorial Gallery: Vogue
- Liberty On Set: POP
- Editorial Gallery: POP
- Interactive: Fragments Of Me
- Mood Boards
- Webcast
- Webcast Gallery
- Interactive: Victorian
- Interactive: Biker
- Interactive: Ecclesiastical
- Interactive: Fringed
- Interactive: Military
- Interactive: Silhouetted
- Interactive: Tomboy
- Interactive: Veiled
- Interactive: Volume
- Competition
- Essay: Andrea Dworkin
- Essay: Philippe Garner
- Essay: Jonathan de Villiers
- Essay: Ann-Sofie Back
- Essay: Richard Kern
- Essay: Peter Saville
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Tomboy
Click and draw to reveal clothing layers. Draw again to reveal further layers. Click down and hold to zoom out, let go to zoom in. Refresh page to begin again.
Liberty wears cap by Stephen Jones, shirt by Aquascutum, dungarees by Karen Walker, shoes by Christian Louboutin
This project uses the Shockwave plugin to display content. This is available to download for free from the Adobe website.