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Karl Lagerfeld released that the debut of his short film ‘Once Upon A Time…’ will be out May 8th, and i am so excited to see this! We’ve been given a sneak preview clip lasting only 45 seconds which shows Keira Knightley starring as the one and only Coco Chanel, the film also stars other actresses such as Clotilde Hesme, Stella Tennant and Lindsey Wixon. The film will be shown first in Singapore, 8th May, 100th anniversary of the opening of Chanel’s first boutique in Deauville.
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”Just as Lucas borrowed plot points and characters from Akira Kurosawa’s samurai movies, the costumes were clearly taking cues from Japanese traditional dress.
“It is distinctively different from the whole Western fashion tradition, and that’s an important thing to try and get a sort of ‘alien’ look,” Steele explains of the Japanese influence. “So the fact that it’s flowing, it’s sort of long, T-shaped garments, and sort of stylized armor, as opposed to clothing that is sort of tailored and fitted to the body.”
Not coincidentally, it was at that very moment that an emerging class of Japanese avant-garde designers were beginning to toy with their country’s folk costume in a movement that would soon reverberate in the Western world’s fashion capitals. Rei Kawakubo, Yohji Yamamoto, Kansai Yamamoto, and Issey Miyakewere experimenting with surreal and cerebral shapes and bulbous gatherings of fabric that resemble the fresh, outer-world look of Star Wars, with perhaps less threatening results. (Yohji Yamamoto debuted his first collection in Tokyo the year of Star Wars’ premiere, and the others began showing in Paris in the early 80s. The group would be immortalized in a 1983 New Yorker article by Kennedy Fraser prophetically titled “The Great Moment.”)
“It’s hard for me to believe it was entirely accidental because if you think about that particular period right when Star Wars came out, that was right when Japan ruled the world,” Steele says. “The Japanese economy was on top of the world, they were taking over all kinds of companies, and I think there is definitely a hint of an idea that Japan was kind of like this evil empire. So whether consciously or unconsciously, [Mollo] is picking up on Japanese themes in dress for the costuming.””
-FromVanity Fair by Rachel Tashjian
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She is known both for her successful and the unfortunate fashion moments, but with looks like this, Rihanna manages to stand out and win the most demanding fashionista. The singer, who is in New York, visited the hot spot of the city, the restaurant Butter, with a simple but quirky jersey dress, with the signature of Helmut Lang. The dress, in bright fuchsia color, which RiRi combined with…
Another big company used for tits windows displays mannequins that highlight a different dietary pattern, which only healthy we can not characterize it. The reason for the-famous-Primark, which did not hesitate to decorate their windows with mannequins whose rib bones were clearly visible.
The event got magnified when an indignant client staged in her Twitter account a picture of one of these…
Cara Delevigne poses to the lens of Karl Lagerfeld for the Fall/Winter 2014 collection of the French brand for next season. The artistic director of Chanel, which always stands out for his subversive ideas, he chose to do the shoot in a boxing ring.
The decision of course was not accidental; after all the collection has a very strong sporty style. In the campaign we see the star wearing stylish dresses along with sneakers, tweed jackets, luxurious jewellery with pearls and sexy boots over the knee.
Cara’s on the ring. Sport-Chic at its best for the new Chanel Fall/Winter campaign Cara Delevigne poses to the lens of Karl Lagerfeld for the Fall/Winter 2014 collection of the French brand for next season.
Fashion News: Pirelli Calendar 2015, which models will pose this year for the legendary calendar?
After the announcement that the photographer for the Pirelli Calendar 2015 is Steven Meisel, many were those who wondered which were the gorgeous model that posed for its pages.
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