A Short Movie With Dsquared2

A short movie about the collection preparation and final show of Dsquared2, by visual artist Virgilio Villoresi. The film features the rotoscope technique with the use of 3000 printed paper cards. An amazing and much different fashion film than the ones we are used to watch, based on an amusing concept.

Enjoy:

Solipsist

The following extravagant film by Andrew Huang is far more than just an artistic piece. I would call it a masterpiece. Winner of the Special Jury Prize of Experimental Short at Slamdance 2012 Film Festival, the film combines influential styling, theatrical make-up, beautiful cinematography, excellent sound effects and thrilling concept, all in a poetic combination.Features three parallel stories, finally becoming one.

Watch it, it's a great experience:

Bring On the Storm

Mercedes Benz and Calvin Klein collection teamed with film artist Alex Prager and Dutch supermodel Lara Stone for the Key Visual of the upcoming F/W 2012 Mercedes Benz Fashion Week season. The result is an outstanding short film with inspirations from Hitchcock films and the Wizard of Oz making a flashy combination of the car's dynamism with the timelessness of the Calvin Klein House aesthetics.

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Shesh Besh by threeASFOUR

The New York based fashion collective threeASFOUR, run by Gabi Asfour, Adi Gil, & Ange Donhauser, created their new collection inSALAAM - inSHALOM around the central notion that Judaism and Islam can live side by side.

Enjoy below the great video of the collection directed by Maja Bergström, featuring Francesca Tedeschi and Maria Masha:

Waters

Paris-based artist and designer Kira Lillie presents Waters, a beautiful new short film about the element of water, the understanding of its power, symbolism and purification, portrayed through religion. A really fresh and strong piece, featuring Olga Sherer and Bianca O' Brien.

Enjoy:

WATERS from Kira Lillie on Vimeo.

A.F. Vandevorst Behind-the-Scenes

A fresh, new view on catwalk backstage by Tim Lebacq for the S/S 2012 collection of A.F. Vandevorst. I think you should pay attention not only to the awsome outfits, but to the brilliant slow-motion direction as well. Really different from all the behind-the-scenes films i've seen lately.

Enjoy: