Video of Victor & Rolf’s 2017-18 Autumn/Winter Haute Couture Collection.

A runway video of the 2017-18 Autumn / Winter Haute Couture collection by Maison Margiela.

A video of runway of COMME DES GARÇONS HOMMEPLUS’ 2018 Spring/Summer collection.

Runway of Undercover’s Fall Winter 2017/2018 collection by Jun Takahashi.

A video of a runway of 2017-18 Fall/Winter Collection that Issey Miyake presented in Paris.

A runway of ANREALAGE’s 2017-18 Autumn/Winter collection.

Viktor & Rolf​’s show of Haute Couture Spring Summer 2017.

Prada’s 2017 -18 Fall/Winter collection.

A runway of Marc Jacobs7 2017-18 Fall/Winter collection.

Calvin Klein’s 2017-18 Fall/Winter collection by Raf Simons.

Runway of Dries Van Noten’s 2017-18 autumn/winter men’s collection.

A video of the 2017-18 Autumn/Winter Men’s Collection by Raf Simons.

Runway of Issey Miyake’s Spring/Summer 2017 collection.

Videos of Prada’s 2017 autumn / winter men’s & women’s collection runway.

Issey Miyake Men’s 2017 autumn / winter collection.

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“The first time I got dressed elegantly was for the wedding of my parents when I was 7 years old. I was very touched by the party, the champagne, the outfits, the mood… I had been looking forward to enjoying it as well ! In love with an angel, tonight is a celebration of what we all appreciate the most in the world : free love. This feeling I do my best to feed all the time motivated me to create a collection around the theme of a wedding. More comfortable in the creation and technically, this eleventh collection is an interpretation of how I see my witnesses. I wish you all a good time.
We’re in heaven,
with love
Stephane”
Directed by dixhuit, music by Gaël Rakotondrabe
Many thanks to my mother Doushka, Adrien Haddad and Thibault Dollet, Kentaro San, les ateliers, the Pigalle team, all the models and agencies, le traiteur l’Etoile du Liban, Thomas Subreville, Christophe Victoor, Marissa Seraphin my love, Lambda Takahashi and his team, Jun Nakamura and his team, Gaël Rakotondrabe and his band, all the worldwide family for the love, Freddy, Jerôme, my family from Pain O choKolat, our partner Nike, as well as RETROSUPERFUTURE and Shiseido

In June 1999, Alexander McQueen’s Spring/Summer 1999 collection was the subject of the V&A’s very first Fashion in Motion live catwalk event. In this film from the time, the visionary designer discusses his relationship with the Museum and the public’s reaction to his designs.

Fashion in Motion is a series of live catwalk events presented at the V&A. Featuring some of the greatest designers of our time, Fashion in Motion brings catwalk couture to a wider audience by modelling it against the beautiful backdrop of the Museum.

Transcript:
You come from just everything around you, it’s a state of mind, it’s the state of society today. You know, I can’t be so literal with my references. I think it’s a number of references culminating together to make one idea.

It’s mainly to do with the end result as an image, and hopefully a lasting image. You know, I don’t like throwaway images, I like things to be stuck in the mind of people. Maybe that’s why my work can sometimes come across as aggressive or violent. Because maybe the world to me is a bit violent.

It’s so big. It’s the sort of place I’d like to be shut in over night. With no tourists…. [laughs} sorry.

When I was at St Martins, studying for a masters degree there, I used to go in there at least once a week to go through the archives. I remember going through rooms to set up the exhibition, and there was things I’d never even saw before. Like colossal statues.

They say “you can’t wear it down Sainsbury’s can you?” is the usual comment. I think they’ve got to really understand that as a designer, it’s not just about what you see on everyday people, its about furthering people’s imaginations into shape, proportion and colour.

For me, my basis for anything I do is based on a craftsmanship, be it tailoring. be it woodwork, or be it anything else, you know. I try to involve a lot of hand-crafted things.

It would be nice to get it across to the general public exactly how a metaphor turns into a reality. Look at the silhouette and think about days before, days in the future, you know, just try to think not so closed-visioned really.

I think the people who see the clothes, see the video and see the mannequin on the turntable just taking reflection that if I gave you Marks and Spencers would you look twice? That’s fashion really. Fashion turns at such a fast pace, that I think you’ve just got to have a bit of an open mind and not be so judgemental, I think. Just educate yourself into the world of Alexander McQueen [laughs]

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For the PRADA 2012 FW Men show, AMO designed a set inspired by palaces of power and grand interiors.

Grand Interior – Void
FW Man 2012

The audience is distributed along the perimeter of the room.

The central void is occupied by a carpet of great extension, measuring 20X35m, assembled with pieces of moquette of different pile lengths and colored in red, white and black. Eleven geometric black flower shapes inspired by modernist rug designs are equally distributed over the red surface. The border of the carpet is defined by a rigid combination of black and white geometries.

Six monumental chandeliers realized with 300 neon tubes each brighten the central scene. Together with the carpet they evoke the grandeur of a palace.

The audience sits in the dark witnessing the spectacle of the show where men walk orderly through the vast interior as if following a secret script.