Zeitguised

Certainly some interesting work by Zeitguised...

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Petronio Associates

Petronio Associates show off some fashionable work...

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From Us With Love

I was curious enough, and perhaps to my amusement, to stumble upon this exhibition (held at Nordiska Museet, Stockholm) all about the modern day 'Dandy' no less. Anyway, on closer inspection I realise the creative curation was brought about by Swedish design group From Us With Love, who have been involved in a number of other rather interesting projects, which needless to say are very much worth delving into.

Stumbled upon at Trendland

Matthew Eades

Photographer, (and dear friend!) Matthew Eades, recently created this experimental fashion motion piece. Take a look.

SHOWstudio: Joie de Vivre

More motion work, this time a ShowStudio, Gareth Pugh and director Ruth Hogben, have come together to 'encapsulate all the dark glamour, divine decadence and hedonistic joy of the roaring Twenties' to promote Gareth Pugh’s A/W 2010 collection.

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Ricardo Fumanal

Illustrator Ricardo Fumanal certainly knows how to command a pencil.

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IYA: Fashion Week

IYA Studio have just sent in their latest work for this year's London Fashion Week. See this and more of their work here.

Studio Von Birken: New Site

Studio Von Birken have a new website up and running, see what you think.

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Coco Pit

Since we are on an illustration tip, I thought I'd let you know that Coco Pit, a London based art director, has updated her site, with lots of new fashion illustration work including her latest project for Forget Me Not. Take a peek!

Submitted by Coco Pit

Wound Magazine

Monday 15th of June sees the re-launch of quarterly fashion, arts and design magazine Wound magazine. It will be the world’s first subscription fashion and arts title to launch with bespoke content across three platforms; with Wound magazine in print, Wound digital online and iWound on iPhone.

Submitted by Lucy Preacher

Mi-Zo

A super update from Japan's photographic duo Mi-Zo

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Brunswicker Studio

I received a lovely email from Mark Brunswicker of Copenhagen based Brunswicker Studio. These guys have a fantastic portfolio showing off some lovely art direction especially, it left me wondering how they escaped my attention... well anyway, whatever you do, make sure you check them out.

Trunk Archive

There have been many a great fashion photographer featured here on The O-L such as Miles Alderidge, Hedi Slimane, Nick Knight, Jenny Van-Sommers, etc. simply because they have been responsible for capturing such amazing fashion imagery, so when Leslie Simitch introduced me to Trunk Archive, I lost a fair amount of my day looking through their entire archive of elite photographers, you'll probably want to do the same!

Dyhr.Hagen

Copenhagen based Dyhr.Hagen is a design agency that focuses on fashion and lifestyle. Get over their and focus on some good work!

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Inventive fashion photography from Grégoire Alexandre

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Ben Hassett

Very nice fashion photography from Ben Hassett

Thanks to Claire Durbridge-Sakoui

YSL Collection

Recently I had the opportunity to view part of the incredible collection of art that was owned by the late great, Yves Saint Laurent. Pierre Bergé, YSL's partner, has decided to put the collection up for auction later this month in Paris.
The collection includes paintings by Picasso, Braque, Mondrian, Matisse, Warhol, Goya, Cezanne, and Munch as well as furniture by the likes of Eileen Gray and Jean-Michel Frank. The collection is vast, 730 pieces to be precise, and to give you some idea of it's total worth, one Picasso painting that I saw, had an estimated value of €30,000,000. Ouch.

Back in November Hedi Slimane was invited to do a shoot at YSl's house in Saint Germain. You can see the photos here.

Hussein Chalayan

Hussein Chalayan is renowned for his innovative use of materials, meticulous pattern cutting and progressive attitudes to new technology, and the Design Museum in London will be having a retrospective of his work between the 22nd January and 17th May.

Coco Chanel 125th Anniversary

To celebrate the 125th anniversary of Coco Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld designed a special 5 Euro coin. The coin features both a portrait of Coco Chanel and lots of other trademark graphics of the brand. The 5 Euro coin was chosen, as it is a good match with the Chanel No. 5 fragrance.

The coin comes in a gold version, limited to 99 pieces, with each piece going for 5900 Euros. The silver coin goes for 45 Euro and comes in a run of 11900. The coins will be released on December 1rst.

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FLY 16x9

Stephen Blaise's and Catherine Camille Cushman's studio, FLY, launched it’s web channel FLY16X9, which aims to be fashion‘s premiere video portal, where art, fashion and music collide to showcase a single brand every month.

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