dance is surely king and when ballet is incorporated it gets an extra star. like this little film by young australian director cale ‘good times’ mason and stylist sarah scaife starring lovely dancer simone kerr. nice color, nice edit, good moves. extra effort would be appreciated in story and maybe a better hair do… but what do i know about hair, you should look at mine. if you’re into ballet inspired clips here’s amelia and another dub davami from previous posts. by xy
fashion
Mikael Jansson

footwear designs by melisa denizeri
we love the awesome made-to-order shoe designs by up and coming designer melisa denizeri. i’m a fan of the lookbook as well as the shoes themselves. get it before everyone else has it, e-mail info@melisadenizeri.com for orders and prices. by ak
cigarettes by hedi slimane

tracey emin x kate moss

disco colors: richard bush with model nadja bender

mario testino vs william klein
some more fashion films
prada f/w 2013
nina ricci f/w 2013, looks like flower petals in the dark are IN. by kl
provocations
provocations, is calvin klein’s new ad. the nearly 10-minute film staring actor alexander skarsgård and model suvi koponen, is filled with thematic series of suspenseful, yet visually stunning scenes. by cp
A GLIMPSE AT NY FASHION WEEK AW13
girl talk/occupy wall street movement at the chloe sevigny fall 2013 show for opening ceremony, with 5 female-led bands performing at the event. including light asylum’s shannon funchess and the new californian sister act bleached.
eco fashion. assembly’s ss13 stitched locally in ny using a combination of natural and historic fibers, describes a society locked in a “conflict of institution and native living.’
rachel comey for the girls in control and who mean business.
band of outsiders with a 40s feel and elegant/comfortable collection of printed tea dresses, tartan and striped skirt suits, and over sized jumpers.


THE CIRCUS OF FASHION – SUZY MENKES

“We were once described as “black crows” — us fashion folk gathered outside an abandoned, crumbling downtown building in a uniform of Comme des Garçons or Yohji Yamamoto. “Whose funeral is it?” passers-by would whisper with a mix of hushed caring and ghoulish inquiry, as we lined up for the hip, underground presentations back in the 1990s.
Today, the people outside fashion shows are more like peacocks than crows. They pose and preen, in their multipatterned dresses, spidery legs balanced on club-sandwich platform shoes, or in thigh-high boots under sculptured coats blooming with flat flowers.
There is likely to be a public stir when a group of young Japanese women spot their idol on parade: the Italian clothes peg Anna Dello Russo. Tall, slim, with a toned and tanned body, the designer and fashion editor is a walking display for designer goods: The wider the belt, the shorter and puffier the skirt, the more outré the shoes, the better. The crowd around her tweets madly: Who is she wearing? Has she changed her outfit since the last show? When will she wear her own H&M collection? Who gave her those mile-high shoes?!…” more here
by pp.
Too many birds in town

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