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New York Fashion Week Bares It All With Bodypainting - Duration: 6:14.
We are the organization called Human Connection Arts. We are doing this not just to have fun, but I admit its a little fun.
We are doing it because we want to make a positive impact
for people and for human connection through art
So I've been doing this for 11 years there's a whole bunch people at it
there's a whole bunch people at it joining me today as part of our organization
And a little into Fashion week
what I'll say is anybody have any question you have a question any question...
you have a question any question...
The designs were outline with grace by artists Andy Golub, Janet Morgan,
Jennifer Gaita Siciliano and Anderson Morales.
Today's bodypainting is happening in front of Lincoln Center in New York City for Fashion Week
The bodypainting is pure fashion with the creativity and boldness on the "Human Canvas".
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New fashion collection Fall 2018: Episode 1 ǀ Justine Leconte - Duration: 9:06.
The start of a new collection is both exciting and scary.
This one came from a mere idea.
I spent a few days in Matera, a little town in the south of Italy, in spring, and what
I saw there really stayed with me.
There I saw churches carved into the mountain, but you could see the roots and the nature
growing through the walls, trying to win back the mountains.
It was absolutely fascinating.
I came back to Berlin still thinking about it, and about how much beauty can emerge when
we, humans, are not trying to control everything, because random, broken, imperfect can just
be so pretty.
I found that this feeling actually has a name in Japanese: it's called wabi-sabi, which
means everything in this world, human-made or not is unfinished, imperfect and non-permanent.
Even if you live in a very large city, like I do in Berlin, if you take the time to look
around you, you will see wabi-sabi and get this feeling everywhere: on the streets in
gardens, buildings… everywhere you look really.
I guess this was my starting point for the collection.
I just grabbed paper and a pen and I tried to write down and describe in words all the
thoughts and the feelings that were suddenly popping up everywhere in my head.
This needs to go fast, otherwise I always feel like I might lose thoughts on the way.
The visual research went very well.
It all grew quite organically.
I got at least 100 good pictures very quickly.
But 100 is great as an inspirational wall, not as a concrete and directional moodboard,
so I knew I needed to trim all that down and edit big time.
At that moment, I realized that most of my pictures are in fact textures.
I barely have any shapes in there…
So I know what the collection will feel like, but I have no idea yet what it will look like,
which is a bit of an issue, isn't it?...
When I have a problem, usually I go make tea.
Tea is like yoga for in-between.
I had a construction teacher when I was studying at Parsons who said, "You know, fashion
is not like business.
You don't start with the hardest part here.
You start with the easiest part.
And if you have a problem, just leave your work aside, come back to it later.
The solution to the problem might come to you while you're doing something completely
different anyways".
And I was like, "aha…"
By the way, I call this project "Project Racine", cause every project I do has a
code name, and you will see why.
The moodboard came organically, so I decided to create the shapes organically as well.
And for me, the best way, the most intuitive way, of designing is not with flat patterns,
it's in 3D… draping fabric on to a dress form to see seeing how it feels and how it
falls.
I ordered a dressmaking form, the kind that has collapsible shoulders that you can push
up and down, or that you can pin onto, etc.
It is my first professional dress form since I left fashion school, since I graduated,
so unboxing it was better than Christmas!
Mounting it, on the other hand… mmm…
When you put a dress on the dress form and it starts going down…
Like where is it going?
Meanwhile, in my head, the collection just keeps growing.
Once I started, I can't stop thinking about it.
So I started to sketch very early on in the process.
At the beginning, it's very quick, basic, simple.
I just want to keep bits and pieces and thoughts for later
It is not a proper illustration yet because I don't know the exact proportions
and all the details yet.
The creative process is just one part of the job.
The other parts include sourcing fabrics, finding suppliers (in Europe, who are willing
to work with my quantities).
Will they produce in the color that I want, because I don't want standard colors…
"Hi.
I'd like 50 pieces of this.
Do you do that?
Sure.
We'll do it if you take 300 pieces and pay everything up front…"
No, thank you.
For this collection, I am also managing the whole logistical part, so fabrics need weeks
to be produced, then shipped.
Then production also needs weeks. Information gets lost on the way... or in translation.
Literally.
This is where it gets stressful, and that's why larger companies actually have production
managers who do only that.
Basically, I'm in the middle of the creative process.
I already started sourcing fabrics, calculating prices, looking for suppliers… all at the
same time.
And documenting the process on top.
Right now, I don't know how to stay on top of things.
My days are getting longer and longer.
I'll be fine.
But at the moment, it is a stretch...
COMING UP...
Folds, gathers, random patterns.
I'm missing the info of which ones are in stock service.
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TENDENCIAS DE MODA OTOÑO/INVIERNO 2018-19 | FALL/WINTER 2018-19 FASHION TRENDS - Duration: 12:32.
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North West struts on the runway for L O L Surprise fashion - Duration: 1:32.
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HSN | Sunday Fashion Edit 09.23.2018 - 10 AM - Duration: 1:00:01.
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Qulture #207: Fashion and Design Festival - Quartier des Spectacles - Duration: 6:41.
>> CULTURE.
>> YEAH.
HOPE YOU BROUGHTO GANG FACE.
IF NOT GAME OVER.
[RAPPING]
[APPLAUSE]
>> THANK YOU.
THANK YOU.
>> WHAT REALLY INTERESTED ME
ABOUT FASHION IS BEING
DIFFERENT.
LITERALLY I FEEL YOUR STYLE IS A
WAY OF PRESENTING YOURSELF.
I STARTED WORKING IN THE
CLOTHING STORE IN A TOWN CALLED
GERMANVILLE, AN HOUR AWAY FROM
MONTREAL.
I WAS 16 YEARS OLD AND IT WAS MY
FIRST CONTACT WITH RETRAIL AND
CLOTHES.
I FELL INTO IT RIGHT AWAY.
I WAS DRESSING IN MORE FASHION
FORWARD STUFF AND PEOPLE STARTED
RECOGNIZING IT FROM 2013,
SHORTS, HAT.
AS CRAZY AS IT SOUNDS YOU CAN BE
RECOGNIZED BY A PAIR OF SHOES.
I WAS WALKING DOWN THE STREET,
CARS WERE STOPPING.
WHAT ARE THESE SHOES AND STUFF?
I WAS PASSIONATE ABOUT FASHION
T. WAS A GREAT WAY FOR PEOPLE TO
PAY ATTENTION.
SO FROM THERE I REALLY LIKE GOT
SUPERINVOLVED IN FASHION.
CHATTER WAS FIRST DONE IN 2012
WHEN I WAS 17 WITH A SMALL
BUDGET.
JUST TEE SHIRTS AT THE
BEGINNING.
MAYBE I WAS DOING A PRESENT ON
THE FRONT.
EMBROIDERY ON THE SLEEVE SO IT
STANDS OUT.
THE NAME CAME FROM CATASTROPHE
WHEN I'M A 17-YEAR-OLD KID TO.
ME THE WHOLE FASHION WORD IS A
BIG CATASTROPHE.
KATA WAS FOUR LETTERS.
GREAT FOR MARKETING.
THERE'S NO LANGUAGE ATTACHED TO
KATA.
YOU CAN SAY IT IN FRENCH AND
ENGLISH.
>> MY PARENT KNEW RIGHT AWAY --
>> IN 2015 I INTRODUCED MY
PARTNER HENRY TO THE COMPANY.
ONE OF MY HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDS.
WE WERE FRIENDS FOR YEARS AND
YEARS.
HENRY IS REALLY ORGANIZED.-I AT.
THE YIN AND THE YANG.
WE ARE ONLY TWO PEOPLE AND
THAT'S ENOUGH.
I REMEMBER THIS MOMENT WITH
HENRY WE WERE LIKE, LET'S DO IT
FOR REAL.
WE JUST MOVED FROM MONTREAL.
MONTREAL WAS LIKE A CITY FOR US.
HOW NEW YORK IS FOR PEOPLE IN
THE UNITED STATES OR L.A.
IT WAS THE SAME FOR US, LIVING
IN A SMALL TOWN THE FASHION
SCENE IN MONTREAL IS AMAZING.
>> EVERYONE ON THE STREET WAS
MORE TRENDY, PEOPLE CARE MORE
ABOUT THEIR STYLE.
MORE INSPIRED BY THE STREET
CULTURE AS WELL.
>> MONTREAL BEING GREAT ART CITY
YOU SEE GRAFFITI EVERYWHERE.
WE HAVE ART FESTIVAL, FASHION
FESTIVAL, LIKE AN AMAZING THING.
IT'S MY FIRST TIME AT THE
FASHION FEST.
TO ME IT WAS A GREAT
OPPORTUNITY.
THERE'S SO MANY BRANDS IN
MONTREAL, IN THE WORLD OF
COURSE.
SO FOR THEM TO REACH OUT JUST
MONTREAL AND SAY YOU'RE A PART
OF THIS CULTURE TO ME IT'S GREAT
TO BE RECOGNIZED BY MY CITY.
>> PEOPLE FROM THE STREET CAN
EASILY WEAR THESE PIECES.
THEY ARE QUITE SIMPLE.
YOU HAVE A REALLY NICE PRODUCT
TO SEND OUT AND PLEASE THE YOUNG
CROWDS.
I THINK MONTREAL IS A GOOD PLACE
TO SEE A LOT OF NEW DESIGNERS.
THE FESTIVAL IS A BIG EVENT IN
MONTREAL.
THE BIGGEST OUTSIDE STAGE YOU
CAN HAVE.
SO HOPEFULLY FOR HIM IT JUST
GONNA PUT IT MORE OUT THERE.
>> MY COLLECTION FOR THE FASHION
FEST, WELL, IT'S CALLED -- I
ALWAYS USE THE WORD UNLOAFABLE.
TO ME IT'S A GREAT
REPRESENTATION.
WE WERE ALWAYS GIVEN.
ALWAYS UNLOVABLE WHEN WE FIRST
STARTED.
NOW PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO LOVE
THE FACT THAT WE'RE UNLOVABLE
MAYBE AND GRAVITATE TOWARDS THE
BRAND.
I'M ALSO SUPERINSPIRED BY THE
'80s, EVEN IN LONDON OR THE
STATES.
I FELT THERE'S A RAWNESS TO THAT
THAT REALLY INSPIRES ME.
SO I FEEL THIS NEW COLLECTION IS
KIND OF A NEO-PUNK COLLECTION.
MY CUSTOMER IS THIS REGULAR
PERSON.
EVERYONE WANT TO STAND OUT THAT
ISN'T SHY TO BE HIMSELF.
TO ME AS A DESIGNER I WANT TO BE
COMFORTABLE JUST SAYING I'M A
DESIGNER BY DOING TEE SHIRTS AND
STUFF LIKE THAT, RIGHT?
THE FASHION FEST FOR ME WAS AN
OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW MY
CAPABILITIES, MY WHOLE VISION.
IT'S STILL VERY STREET.
OF COURSE MY ORIGINS.
I FEEL LIKE I WILL ALWAYS DO
STREET WEAR IN A WAY.
TO ME IT'S THE PERFECT BALANCE.
EVEN NOW YOU SEE THE BIG BRANDS
THE BARRIERS DON'T REALLY EXIST
ANY MORE.
SUCCESS IS LIKE CREATING
SOMETHING BIGGER THAN YOU.
I HAVE DEDICATED MY WHOLE LIFE
TO IT EVEN IF IT'S JUST 23 YEARS
OLD.
YOU SEE PEOPLE WALKING IN THE
STREET WITH YOUR STUFF AND YOU
HAVE NO IDEA WHO THEY ARE.
>> THEY DON'T CARE WHO YOU ARE.
THEY CARE ABOUT THE BRAND.
THEY LOVE THE PIECE.
TO ME IT'S CRAZY.
SO THE FACT THAT SOMEONE THAT'S
MY AGE, 22 YEARS OLD, SAYS, I
HAVE THIS 40, 50, $100 TO INVEST
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY THIS PIECE,
IT'S A FULL DAY OF WORK THEY
JUST GAVE ME.
I'M GROWING A LOT, YOU KNOW, IN
THIS WHOLE EXPERIENCE.
TO ME IT WAS A WAY OF BUILDING
MY CONFIDENCE.
>> EVERYTHING WENT WELL.
I WAS JUST TRIPPING OUTBACK
STAGE.
SUPERHAPPY.
MONTHS OF WORK.
>> OPENED LIKE PEOPLE SEE WE'RE
THERE DOING SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
WE HAVE A GREAT CORE OF
SUPPORTERS BUT ALSO A GREAT
COLLECTION, GRATE CREATIVE
IDEAS.
WE ARE NOT A T-SHIRT BRAND ANY
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Kendall Jenner & Emily Ratajkowski Look Like Twins At Milan Fashion Week — Can You Tell Them Apart? - Duration: 2:23.
Kendall Jenner and Emily Ratajkowski are not related, but they certainly looked like it as they walked the Versace runway on Friday
Kendall Jenner, 22, and Emily Ratajkowski, 27, were absolutely twining on the Versace runway during Milan Fashion Week on Sept
19. The supermodels both wore black satin dresses and had their dark brown hair swept behind there ears as they walked one after the other–they even carried similar purses in the same hand! At quick, glance you were seriously unable to tell these two apart! While they donned similar looks, both Kendall and Emrata, were thrilled to be walking for such an iconic designer and shared pics of their Versace looks on social media
Kendall shared a snap to her Instagram stories, while Emrata posted a pic of her on the runway
"VERSACE✨an absolute dream! Thank you to the incredible @donatella_versace and the whole @versace team for this moment," she captioned the post
They were joined by several other supermodels including Gigi and Bella Hadid, and Kaia Gerber, all of whom thanked Donatella Versace for including them in the fabulous show
"Last night. @donatella_versace I love you so much !!!!! Thank you forever & always @versace and the whole team – being with my Italian family lights up my fashion month," wrote Gigi in a Sept
22, post. Sister Bella was equally as grateful. "VERSACE last night 🖤🤩 it feels like the first time every single time ! Thank you for the energy, love and all things major @donatella_versace," she wrote
Kaia who is a relative newcomer, but has serous model clout, thanks to model mom, Cindy Crawford, gave props to her, "Italian family
" "Versace versace versace. I love my Italian family!" she wrote on Sept. 22. We can't wait to see these girls slay in France as they head to Paris Fashion Week, next!
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