Showing posts with label spring 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring 2010. Show all posts

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Steven Alan Spring 2010

What you are about to watch is absolutely beautiful. I'm absolutely in love with this video. I actually found this video through a Vancouver photographer, Tristan Casey's blog. I don't understand how people find these things right away (not that it's too late to watch it or anything because I think it's timeless). Anyway enjoy.

Steven Alan Spring 2010 from Steven Alan on Vimeo.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Keller NY Lookbook Spring 2010

Lately I have developed this fascination for lookbook videos (plus watching old fashion houses' perfume ads). I LOVE them. It makes me want to continue studying Media Art (did in 2005). Now at my current university I would have to minor in Integrated Media.

Anyway tonight I was asked by Eva of Tomorrow Never Knows to vote for her online vintage shop on this website called Poppytalk. I voted for her than began to explore some of the websites provided on that page (candidates for different categories). I came across this New York based clothing line called Keller.

I watched their lookbook video for Spring 2010 and I am not as in love with the D A C E video I posted few weeks ago but I still think this video is witty and whimsical. Some parts are a little odd but good odd. It's not the best editing job I have seen but it works.

I'm a sucker for balloons and rooftops...

KELLER SPRING TEN from macho mel shimkovitz on Vimeo.

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Makes me wanna D A C E


d a c e Spring 2010 videolook from André Pinces on Vimeo.


I am so in love with this d a c e Spring/Summer 2010 digital lookbook. I so meant to check out their last sale event they had going on in Vancouver but I totally missed it. After looking at this video I will be present at the next one!

p.s: the model looks like a modern day Bridget Bardot

Sunday, December 20, 2009

Sneak Peak at the New Lanvin Women Spring 2010 Campaign


Love the painterly, fluid feeling capturing the movement.

Shot by Jamie Bochert.