London's cultural scene has so much to offer and we feel so lucky being able to experience it everyday!
This time we'd like to talk about The Shoreditch Fashion Show, already mentioned here, an exciting event that took place last Saturday at the Oval space in Bethnal Green.
Unlike most of the events we usually attend, TSFS was not exclusive to the press, VIPs and the usual fashion crowd but also open to the public (tickets were £20), which means hundreds of fashion and arts students, and simply stylish people showed up, making the event, not only a big success, but also a great fun!
With over 350 applications from emerging artists all around Europe, five (Aphra Shezma, Sunyin Xiaowen, Linda Cieniawskwa, Charlotte Osborne and Gwenyth Fugard) were selected to exhibit their work during the night.
The live music acts were no less brilliant, with XFM New Music Award finalists (alongside The XX and Florence + the Machine) Kill it Kid, Wireless festival headliner Rufio Summers, folky and romantic Lydia Baylis and UK urban scene star Vince Kidd performing as the models walked the runway.
Isabell Yalda Hellysaz, London College of Fashion 2012 graduate, celebrated by INDIE magazine and Lady Gaga, presented an all-white collection with a futuristic feel and inspired by global issues.
Nicolas Wirth, from Istituto Marangoni, used digital prints with natural imagery to portray the subconscious mind of a troubled individual.
Marcelo Yarussi, founder of the avant-grade label Bastardo BA, created daring and dramatic pieces that maintained, at the same time, extreme wearability.
Christina Tiran and Victoria Rowley, recent London College of Fashion graduates, showcased dreamy lightweight flowy gowns with experimental illustrations.
London College of Fashion graduate Maria Zhiminko's all-black designs play with structures and shapes with a graphic edge, hinting at a dark dystopian future.
The work of Rebecca Morter and Gemma Vanson, both London College of Fashion graduates, finally, celebrates the body, revealing and concealing it.
Another highlight of the event were the beautiful illustrations by Dom&Ink, which were hanging on the wall for people to colour and the Batiste Dry Shampoo hair stylist who gave guests hairdos worthy of the catwalk!
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La scena culturale londinese ha davvero molto da offrire, e ci sentiamo fortunate ad avere la possibilità di viverla ogni giorno!
Oggi vogliamo parlarvi di The Shoreditch Fashion Show, gia' menzionato qui, un elettrizzante evento tenutosi lo scorso sabato all'Oval space di Bethnal Green.
A differenza della gran parte degli eventi a cui partecipiamo, TSFS non era aperto esclusivamente a stampa, VIP e le solite facce dell'ambiente della moda, ma anche al pubblico (il prezzo dei biglietti era di 20£), per cui centinaia di studenti di arte e di moda, e semplicemente amanti dello stile, sono accorsi, rendendo la sera solo un successo ma anche un gran divertimento!
Cinque artisti emergenti (Aphra Shezma, Sunyin Xiaowen, Linda Cieniawskwa, Charlotte Osborne and Gwenyth Fugard), selezionati dalle 350 domande ricevute, hanno avuto l'opportunita' di esporre le loro opere nel corso della serata.
La musica live non e' stata da meno, con performance live dei Kill it Kid, finalisti del XFM New Music Award (insieme a The XX and Florence + the Machine), di Rufio Summers, headliner al Wireless festival, della romantica voce folk di Lydia Baylis and della star della scena urbana britannica Vince Kidd, che hanno accompagnato le modelle sulla passerella.
Isabell Yalda Hellysaz, laureata al London College of Fashion nel 2012, e celebrata da INDIE magazine e Lady Gaga, ha presentato una collezione di abiti completamente bianchi, dall'atmosfera futuristica e ispirata ai problemi del mondo.
Nicolas Wirth, dell'Istituto Marangoni, ha usato stampe digitali di immagini della natura per raffigurare l'inconscio di una mente turbata.
Marcelo Yarussi, fondatore dell'etichetta avant-grade Bastardo BA, ha creato pezzi audaci e di grande impatto drammatico, che mantengono, al tempo stesso, una grande indossabilita'.
I lavori di Maria Zhiminko, ex-studente del London College of Fashion, giocano con forme e struttura con un tocco grafico e una paletta total black che accenna ad un futuro distopico.
Gli abiti di Rebecca Morter e Gemma Vanson, entrambe diplomate al London College of Fashion, infine, celebrano il corpo, mostrandolo e nascondendolo.
Altri punti di luce della serata sono state le bellissime illustrazioni i Dom&Ink, appese alla parete in attesa di essere colorate dagli ospiti, e la hair stylist di Batiste Dry Shampoo che ha donato ad ognuno un look degno della sfilata!
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All pictures by Giulio Aprin Photographer & Filmmaker © 2013 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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