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Fashion Film: Edith
by Rei Nadal on 9 May 2016
Rei Nadal unites with Phoebe English, Ellie Grace Cumming and Guinevere Van Seenus to explore the way the war affected the popularity of the corset and the expectations on women to wear one.
Rei Nadal unites with Phoebe English, Ellie Grace Cumming and Guinevere Van Seenus to explore the way the war affected the popularity of the corset and the expectations on women to wear one.
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Direction:
Fashion:
Model:
Styling:
Hair:
Cyndia Harvey
Make-up:
Nails:
Mike Pocock
Director of Photography:
Offline Edit:
Set Design:
Executive Production:
Production:
PRETTYBIRD, Hannah Bellil
Production Coordinator:
Laura Thomas-Smith
1st Assistant Direction:
Bryony James
Styling Assistance:
Ben Schofield
Hair Assistance:
Jennifer Lil Buckley
Make-up Assistance:
Yae Pascoe
Art Department Assistance:
Meriel Hunt
Production Assistance:
Ella Knight
Focus Puller:
Sean McDerrmot
Gaffer:
Yan Murawski
Electrician:
Hamza Tworney
Colourist:
Houman Abdullah at Electric Theatre Collective
Location:
The London EDITION
Special thanks to:
Nick Knight, Charlotte Knight, all at SHOWstudio, Myriam Obadiah at Elite Paris, Paula Jenna at Streeters, Angela Alberti at CLM, Direct Photographic, Pixi Pixel, RiDa Studios, Jess Hallett Casting, Ali Nejad and Daniel Fletcher
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