Using Punk's central themes of dressing to provoke, DIY and self-expression, SHOWstudio asked a wide range of contemporary creatives to express their vision of punk now by creating a fashion film and garment. 'Punk was one of the most culturally important and far reaching movements in the last 100 years. Its influence is repeatedly seen every fashion season,' explains Nick Knight.
More in this project
- Overview
- Raquel Couceiro
- Drew Arnold
- Amanda Harlech
- Greg Kadel
- Marcos Mello
- Ryder Ripps
- Carri Munden
- Deborah Milner
- Leo Frango
- Aza Shade
- Judy Blame
- Fred Butler, Kim Howells and Tom Ryling
- Celestine Cooney
- Edison Chen
- Laura Falconer
- Chloe Orefice and Sue-Wen Quek
- Marianne Maric
- Tigran Avetisyan
- Fia Yaqub
- Younji Ku
- Bella Freud
- Kathryn Ferguson
- Liberty Ross
- Ruth Hogben
- Maartje van Hooij
- Jez Tozer
- Stephen Jones
- Helen Bullock
- Joseph Lally
- Chris Sutton
- Penny Tu
- Miguel Adrover
- Nathaniel Brown
- Tom Guinness
- Erica Schreiner
Marianne Maric
Marianne Maric contributes a double bill of fashion films. Kiss my Ashes serves almost as a short trailer to full length film and features music by Bobby Vinton. Ass to Ashes stars Louis-Marie de Castelbajac and features a track by producer Busy P, remixed by Justice's Xavier de Rosney.
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Kiss my Ashes
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Ass to Ashes
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'Kiss my Ashes', starring Louis-Marie de Castelbajac, serves as a short trailer to full length film, 'Ass to Ashes'. It features a soundtrack by Bobby Vinton mixed with the sound of Maric's own voice.
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'Ass to Ashes' stars Louis-Marie de Castelbajac and features a track by producer Busy P, remixed Xavier de Rosnay from Justice
