Natasha Morgan F/W 2011 Campaign

The French version of Natasha Morgan's video campaign for F/W 2011 titled I Belong to You. Natasha Morgan is an accessories designer from NYC, known for her edgy, techno-chic style. The campaign is also coming out in English and Italian versions.

Enjoy:

NATASHAMORGAN  "I Belong to You" Fall/Winter 2011 Campaign French Version from ZOMNIA on Vimeo.

Christina Ledang

Christina Ledang is a hot new talent from Norway really worth to get noticed. With a BA in Fashion Design at Middlessex University and a rich background as a stylist, Christina has just launched her amazing new collection based on latex. Christina’s love for this special material began after working at her uncle’s fetish rubberwear workshop in London six years ago. Keeping it away from its fetish origin, she uses latex experimentally, emphasizing on its natural silhouette, giving her garments a strong feminine shape and working on them like little pieces of art. Just visit her online portfolio to find more.

Featuring Ada

Dior Homme - The Wanderer

Conceived by Kris Van Assche, the new short film for Dior Homme collection is inspired by horror movies like Jeepers Creepers, Larry Clark and the rural outskirts of Tulsa.

Directed by Willy Vanderperre

Enjoy:

Dior Homme's The Wanderer from Hintmag.com on Vimeo.

PonPonPon

"PonPonPon" single performed by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, the high-school girl and blogger that's rocking the japanese fashion world lately with her really special style, from the debut mini album "Moshi Moshi Harajuku".An uplifting, addictive electronic tune and an unbelievable video.

Enjoy:

We Love Japan

Sonia Rykiel

 After the latest terribles moments in Japan, the Asia Mix Culture Association along with Minimix web-zine present a new great project to help japanese children. 100 hygienic masks decorated by some of the most famous artists, fashion creators and graphic designers will be exhibited and sold at the museum of Les Arts Decoratifs  with all the funds donated to the KNK Japan/Children Without Borders organization, one of the most important ones worldwide. Sonia Rykiel, Lucien Pellat-Finet, Yohji Yamamoto, Christian Lacroix, Philippe Starck, Yazbukey and Victoire de Castellane are some of the creators who support this great effort.

20th and 21st of September 2011

Clockwise from left: Jean Colonna, Victoire de Castellane, Philippe Starck, Inga Sempe

Pascal Colrat

From left: Adeline Andre, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Lucien Pellat-Finet

Stephane Manel

All images courtesy of Les Arts Decoratifs

Ellen Rogers

Dreamy, captivating, haunting..These are the first words that came up to my mind when i first saw Ellen Rogers' images.The London-based photographer has a unique talent in creating amazing images of enchanting witches and mythical female creatures that seem to have escaped from Celtic stories or Occult rituals. Ellen is a true lover of analogue photography, spending millions of hours experimenting in her darkroom giving to her pictures an antique feeling and faded colours, turning them to past-century-like visual masterpieces. Inspired by psychology, religion, history and retro horror stories, Ellen is one of those artists that keep being faithfull to their vision, with a personal taste that is difficult to be found in the works of more commercial artists, a true diamond in the contemporary world of photoshopping. She has also released some very interesting films and a new great book called Aberrant Necropolis.  I don't want to say more about her work, as images speak for themselves. Just visit her cool website and get blown-away by her gorgeous portfolio.

Switch from Ellen Rogers on Vimeo.

Welcome Home by Ivan Civic

Video excerpt of Ivan Civic's recent marathon performance in Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin. Inspired by the 1854 book of David Thoreau titled "Walden or life in the woods", the performance dealt with our lost memories of where we come from through the signs sent from our ancestors. Without the purpose of a spectacular performance, the artist stayed on stage for 101 uninterrupted hours, drinking only water, communicating with his audience through sign language, with lights on for night and day. Stage access was only permitted to blind people who could touch and feel everything during the entire duration of the performance. Just great.

Enjoy:

"WELCOME HOME" - IVAN CIVIC performance from IVAN CIVIC on Vimeo.