Music video by David Bowie performing The Stars (Are Out Tonight). (c) 2013 ISO Records, under exclusive license to Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment
The video for David Bowie's smooth new track "The Stars (Are Out Tonight)" shows Bowie and Tilda Swinton as an old-school married couple whose lives are disrupted when a gorgeous celebrity couple — played by models Andrej Pejic and Saskia De Brauw — move in next door. Beautiful, bizarre hijinks ensue, and so does a damn catchy single.
Dear Filep & iDEALS, two days ago was the launch of the 'DO NOT DISTURB / PLEASE ENTER' project "An artistic interpretation of a closed door policy" at The Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas. The project is a collaboration of Flaunt Magazine and The Cosmopolitan Hotel and currently on show at the P3Studio gallery in the hotel.
David LaChapelle, Alan Aldridge, Bert Rodriguez, Jean Charles de Castelbajac The Date Farmers and myself where invited to redesign the do not disturb / please enter door hungers and do a residency starting from today. All door hungers are available for purchase by next week but for now have a look at these super-sized versions on display at the third floor.
Here are some of the snaps I did, focusing mostly on the faces of each monster. If you haven't yet visited, well, you need to do so! Its just fantastic!
Dear iDEALS, "Another
Austria" is
Austria’s
debut
at
the
International
Fashion
Showcase
during
the
London
Fashion
Week
2013
Austrian
fashion
design
makes
its
debut
this
year
at
the
second
International
Fashion
Showcase
Over
30
nations
will
take
part
in
the
project,
organised
by
the
British
Council
and
the
British
Fashion
Council.
The
Austrian
exhibition
will
takes
place
between
the
1
-‐
28
February
Keen
to
take
part
in
an
international
fashion
showcase,
the
Austrian
Cultural
Forum
London
have
teamed
up
with
AUSTRIANFASHION.NET
for
this
cooperative
project,
which
has
developed
the
ACF
in
London.
Fashion
her
expertise
of
the
Austrian
fashion
scene
to
curate
and
co-‐ordinate
this
exceptional
project.
Another
Austria
will
be
accompanied
by
a
broad
series
of
events
all
taking
place
at
the
ACF
London.
Another
Austria
examines
the
overall
theme
of
fashion
as
seen
from
different
angles.
These
1. An
insight
into
the
Austrian
fashion
scene
illustrated
by
a
variety
of
artistic
mediums
including
both
works
were
specifically
created
for
the
exhibition,
offering
a
snapshot
of
contemporary
2. An
small
3. The
third
part
of
the
exhibition
is
dedicated
to
the
Emerging
Talent
Award
2013,
for
which
six
emerging
fashion
labels
were
selected.
From
15
-‐18
February,
highlights
of
their
British
4. The
subject
of
fashion
and
design
will
be
the
central
theme
of
the
accompanying
events
at
the
ACF,
as
presented
by
various
lectures,
discussions
and
performances
delving
into
the
historical,
contemporary,
sociological
and
artistic
positions
of
fashion.
Additional
information
and
full
programme
details
available
on
www.acflondon.org
and
www.austrianfashion.net
Dear Filep and iDEALS, you don't even have to take a closer look to notice that Dutch people love to wear jeans like nothing else. Jeans dominate the street styles in the Netherlands while
apparently it seems the Dutch wear the highest number of jeans per head of the world's population.
Based on general street style in the Netherlands this is not something to pursue. However this exhibition proves that there are reasons to be proud of this phenomenon.
With this exhibition Centraal Museum Utrecht is showing the historical and current aspects of jeans as well as the experimental and creative side of jeans: from their origin as work-wear in the 17th century, to high fashion in the 20th century, to contemporary jeans - including worldwide renowned Dutch brands such as G-Star.
The amazing about this gathering of jeans' creations is the fact that it covers all kinds of topics does not fail to exhibit many amazing pieces from classic jeans brands to jeans couture from brands like Maison Martin Margiela, Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent and Vivienne Westwood.
As Yves Saint Laurent often repeated: “I wish I had invented blue jeans: the most spectacular, the most practical, the most relaxed and nonchalant. They have expression, modesty, sex appeal, simplicity – all I hope for in my clothes”.
Fashion has always been a way of expressing herself, a passion, an art, a mirror for herself and society. Her video clips, art work and performances reflect the zeitgeist of innovative designers, including Helmut Lang, Maison Martin Margiela, Olivier Theyskens and A.F. Vandevorst.
And stories she has... about creation, cooperation, commitment, recognition, aesthetics and all her delicious anecdotes about garments during recordings, shoots and her life. Axelle is passionate about many pieces in her wardrobe, such as the tabi-shoes by Martin Margiela, the various jumpsuits and the hats by Elvis Pompillio that have been ever-present since her career began. Her style inspires; the cowboy hat may remind us of Madonna on the cover of her Confessions on a Dance Floor album, but that was years after Axelle had presented this look for her album, Face A-Face B.
In addition to her wardrobe, photography and visual language as a whole also form a visual memory for Axelle's career. She carefully selects the talented photographers, artists and collaborators whom she admires to illustrate and help present her work. These encounters have led to friendships with, for example, graphic designer Paul Ritter, who is based in New York and will be working on this exhibition.
As is the case with her music, here too, Axelle Red is not afraid to cross the universe to work with the very best.
All the photographers with whom she has worked are authorities in their field. They include Giorgia Kokolis, Jan Welters, Melodie McDaniel, Sylvie Lancrenon, Alex Salinas, Serge Leblon, Kurt Stallaert, Annette Aurell, Vincent Soyez, Nicol’ Andrea and Glen Luchford, to name a few.
Axelle Red: Fashion Victim tells the very personal story of this passionate relationship.
The Fashion Museum of Hasselt and Axelle Red have asked Didier Vervaeren, artistic director, stylist and lecturer at La Cambre, to assist her in this project, along with Paul Ritter, Jean François Pinto and Véronique Leroy.
A few names
Maison Martin Margiela, Véronique Leroy, Olivier Theyskens, Helmut Lang, Elvis Pompilio, A.F. Vandevorst, Sam Dillemans, Marlene Dumas, Evelyne Axell, Christian Wijnants, Ann Demeulemeester, Boy & Erik Stappaerts, Georgia Kokolis, Charlie De Keersmaecker, Veronique Branquinho, Maria Gil, Sylvie Lancrenon, Rick Owens, Haider Ackermann, Tim Van Steenbergen, Alex Salinas, Bruno Pieters, Serge Leblon, Vincent Soyez...
From 26.01.13 to 02.06.13
Media partnersBelmodo.tv, Elle België/Belgique, De Standaard
SAT 16 FEB -
20.00 FAMILY
BUSINESS - NYC
THE CALLAS feat.
The Callasettes
(dance performance by
Angeliki Chatzi)
LUSTLANDS - curated
by Nadja Argyropoulou with the collaboration of Lakis &
Aris Ionas / The Callas
(Family Business is
an exhibition space initiated by Maurizio Cattelan and
Massimiliano Gioni)
MON 25 FEB -
20.00 PALAIS
DE TOKYO - PARIS
THE CALLAS feat.
The Callasettes
(dance performance by
Angeliki Chatzi & Maria Nikoloulea / partcipating Ilektra
Kalaitzaki, Vikky Parras, Terpsichori Savvala)
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