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Designer: Prada
Director: Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola
SYNOPSIS
A real tale in three episodes that encompasses Candy as the most sparkling and unexpected character.
2nd episode — Let’s dance !
To be continued…
Actors
Léa Seydoux playing Candy
Peter Gadiot playing Gene
Rodolphe Pauly playing Julius
Music
Il est 5 heures - Jacques Dutronc
Le temps de la rentrée - France Gall
L’Idole - Jacques Dutronc
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Designer: The Spirit of the Black Dress
Director: Jessie Oldfield & Adam Murfet (C-KOL)
Architecture of The Dress
SYNOPSIS:
Reworked, recreated, repurposed, recycled - sustainability is sexy. The Spirit of The Black Dress is a not-for-profit organisation, providing a platform for emerging Australian designers to showcase their creativity and innovation using eco-friendly materials to inspire the classic black dress.
From silk to bamboo, hemp to human hair, the ten winning designs are born of an Australian ethical consciousness, offering a unique design perspective in response to the rapidly changing fashion and global landscape.
The architecture of the dress is as important as the dress itself, and each garment comes to life with a personality of its own.
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Designer: Prada
Director: Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola
Prada Candy l’Eau - Episode 1
SYNOPSIS:
A real tale in three episodes that encompasses Candy as the most sparkling and unexpected character.
1st episode — Meet Candy…
To be continued…
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Designer: Shwood
Director: Joe Stevens
SYNOPSIS:
Fusing genuine slate with premium Birch wood, the new Stone Collection is our most innovative product yet. Hand-poured pewter inlays complete the look, striking the perfect balance between rugged and refined, as we continue our perpetual quest to experiment with nature. Each pair comes packaged with a custom felt pouch with embroidered leather patch. LIMITED TO 200 PAIRS.
Based in Portland, Oregon Shwood creates handcrafted wooden eyewear using fine exotic hard woods. Shwood’s in-house manufacturing process merges precision technology with classic skilled craftsmanship to create a timeless art form. Every step from veneering and precision lens cutting, to shaping and finishing is conducted in our own Portland-based workshop to promise an entirely handcrafted eyewear piece.
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Designer: CHANEL
Director: CHANEL
Chanel and the diamond - Inside CHANEL
SYNOPSIS:
In Chapter 3 of Inside CHANEL, discover how Gabrielle Chanel revolutionized the world of High Jewelry in 1932 when she presented a collection exclusively dedicated to the diamond. Now, 80 years later, her “Bijoux de Diamants” still shine in the open sky of Place Vendôme.
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Designer: CHANEL
Director: CHANEL
The jacket - Inside CHANEL
SYNOPSIS:
In Chapter 4, discover how Gabrielle Chanel created the iconic CHANEL jacket. Characterized by both masculine and feminine features, the casual but elegant suit is an iconic creation that built her legend and forged the House of CHANEL. Today the jacket still occupies a unique place in the world of fashion and has been endlessly reinvented by Karl Lagerfeld in each of his collections.
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Designer: Moynat
Director: Mary Clerté
“Parisian Promenade”
SYNOPSIS:
Delicate animated sketches channel Paris’ Belle Époque and light up the night sky in this new film from director Mary Clerté, dedicated to the legacy of French trunk-makers and leather goods specialist Moynat. The updated art deco imagery is inspired by the original drawings of the atelier’s one-time art director Henri Rapin, whose iconic red leather and brass-studded luggage put the brand on the map in the early part of the 20th century. The brand has been breaking ground since its inception in 1849, when founder Pauline Moynat—the only female trunk-maker in Paris—joined forces with the skilled craftsmen of the Coulembier family. Creating state-of-the-art designs using waterproofed canvas treated with tropical Gutta Percha sap, the entrepreneuse went on to win awards for her innovative 1873 British Trunk, and acclaim as the inventor of the women’s handbag in 1880, created for the famed turn-of the century actress Gabrielle Rejane. Fast forwarding to contemporary France, filmmaker Clerté casts Paris-based model, muse and fashion blogger Jeanne Damas as the modern answer to the classic Moynat woman as she explores the arts and theatre landmarks in the City of Lights, researching the role of loyal brand devotee Réjane. “The story of the brand is really modern: Pauline Moynat was a business woman who came to Paris and established herself,” muses the director, whose past work includes videos for the band Pony Pony Run Run and labels Hermès and Chloë. Set to the Montreal duo Valleys’ single “Hounds,” from their forthcoming album Are You Going To Stand There And Talk Weird All Night?, Clerté’s latest short creates an intrepid character that is as timeless as she is uniquely Parisian. “I wanted to find a way to make her alive.”
