FASHION WEEK INTERNATIONALE, PREMIERING NEW YORK'S FULL FIGURED FASHION WEEK!

In this episode, VICE’s Charlet Duboc hits up New York’s Full-Figured Fashion Week where bigger is definitely better. Charlet gets down and dirty with the full-sized, vivacious women of the annual fashion eXXtravaganza, who love nothing more than to show their skin, and strut every single inch of their stuff down the catwalk in the sexiest and tightest of ensembles. The exuberant ladies embrace their size, talking about being proud of their curves without the typical “fat-girl movement” jargon, and bask in their extra-large, sparkling glory, as they booze and cruise and shake their tail feathers in celebration of Full-Figured Fashion Week. Long gone are the days where the fuller figured woman is restricted to nylon stretch-pants from the back of Walmart.

KIDS IN ITALIA MINI FILM SERIES

For over fifteen years, 55DSL the original Italian street wear company have filled millions of wardrobes around the world. During this time they've also been heavily involved within the street sub-cultures that have inspired this casual wear: Bloody Beetroots, Fakso, MTV, DIM MAK, Complete Technique and Zound are just some names that have collaborated with 55DSL. This september sees the launch of not only another classic FW'11 range, but also the start of an ongoing exploration into some of Italy's other creative exports: it's artists. The Kids In Italia series begins with two short films (made in partnership with VICE), which document these game-changing artists at work.





Watch all the videos here: http://www.facebook.com/FiftyFiveDSL?sk=app_289001951115662

You're invited to a dinner party with Daisy Lowe, lucky you.

Vice recently done a 3-part series with Daisy Lowe and Sony Ericsson where they followed Daisy around as she goes about a typically busy day in her life.

The final episode is now out, where viewers are invited into her flat to watch Daisy and friends prepare some food for a dinner party, including an appearance by Vice photographer Ben Reyner.





You can see all the other episodes by clicking on the link.

http://www.vice.com/xperiaunseen/daisy-lowe-part-3

LELE SAVERI LIVE STREAM FEATURE....WEDS 5 OCT

On Wednesday 5 October at 3pm this week Vice are airing a Live Stream with Lele Saveri that will allow viewers/visitors of Diary of a Clotheshorse to ask the ex Photo Editor of VICE questions and discuss his work, his new book and anything else they may be interested in talking about with him.

This will go live at 3pm GMT on Wednesday 5th October. You can watch directly the stream on the Clotheshorse site but if you want to directly engage with Lele you can also ask him questions at the facebook homepage which is: http://www.facebook.com/FiftyFiveDSL?sk=app_142371818162

55dsl on livestream.com. Broadcast Live Free

Check out my previous blog on Lele Saveri at
http://clotheshorse-diaryofaclotheshorse.blogspot.com/2011/09/mini-film-featuring-photographer-lele.html

Short film on Artist Jack Greer for ASOS

VICE and ASOS went looking for the most interesting young people in London, New York, Berlin and Paris. Unsurprisingly, we found that they all spend little time worrying about what their contemporaries are doing, and instead focus on making their own way in the world with a zeal that would make an oil rig worker blush.

In our first film we met a skateboarding entrepreneur called Lev Tanju and in this second film, we meet New York artist and designer Jack Greer at his Brooklyn based studio. A member of the emerging Still House Group, New York's most exciting up-and-coming art scene, Jack spends his time surrounded by his buddies, doing what he loves best: hanging out in his city and working on his art. He gives us a glimpse of this laidback lifestyle, discussing what defines his playful aesthetic and how creativity has shaped his life.












You can watch the film about Jack here: http://www.vice.com/en_uk/asos-urban-tour/nyc-jack-greer  and the first film of the series is over at Asos.com/Urban-Tour

Vice Style / Blackberry - Visionaries

Vice Style and Blackberry bring you Visionaries, a three part series which takes a look at established and up-and-coming individuals who make fashion happen. Each installment will be dedicated to a different artist, designer, stylist, photographer or editor.

The first in the series takes a look at designer Gareth Pugh - best known for this elaborate and eccentric designs. He invites us in to his studio to talk about his ongoing collaborations with fashion filmmaker Ruth Hogben and he explains why he believes film is so instrumental in the fashion industry.


http://vicestyle.com/en/visionaries/home

THE CHOLOMBIANS (VICE FASHION ISSUE OUT NOW!!)

Check out the latest issue of Vice Style (fashion issue) for the full story of the Cholombians. 

Stefan Ruiz went to Mexico to shoot this story for Vice, featuring some of the craziest hair styles ever seen on kids, or anyone for that matter. This was all for the latest VICE Fashion Issue.  Vice also filmed the whole creative process and put it in a neat little video.




check out the full story at .........  VICE
 
 

Vice Style Check out new issue!

Check out the latest issue of Vice Style which features....

Nicola Formichetti took who some time out just before creating his first Mugler show in Paris to talk to Vice. In this interview he talks frankly about his early career, sex, his Mugler collaboration and, you guessed it, Gaga.




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CHECK OUT THE NEW ISSUE OF VICE FASHION!!!

Check out the latest issue of Vice Fashion which is now available and features designer Gareth Pugh, who speaks candidly about his store in Hong Kong, what he does on his days off and having a fag in a toilet with Christian Slater, while David Beckham took a leak at a urinal......





Check out this feature and more at

http://vicestyle.com/en/features/articles/item/gareth-pugh

NY Fashion Week With Gemma Arterton.

Vice Style discovered that Gemma Arterton’s assured, independent style and authentic femininity perfectly embody the modern G-Star woman and underscore the theme of RAW Elegance. Gemma told us: ‘I feel like a tough girl in a fancy frock sometimes, and I think G-Star is the same. I like the contradiction between glamour and durability. Sometimes people are shocked when they meet me because of this contradiction.’

Their selection for G-Star RAW’s A/W 2011 womenswear campaign, 24-year-old British actress Gemma Arterton, is maybe a bit less controversial, but the company’s reasoning is just as insightful. Gemma is, on the surface, a super-glamorous actress who often plays 'posh', yet in reality she was brought up by her single parent mum, a cleaner. This contradiction makes sense when you consider that G-Star RAW's campaign theme is RAW Elegance.

Iconic rock photographer and video director Anton Corbijn—who directed Joy Division biopic Control—shot the Arterton campaign. G-Star has also made a series of films to mark the launch of the campaign and Arterton’s leading role. This second film in the series, G-Star RAW New York Fashion Week, was shot at G-Star’s NY RAW A/W 2011 show at New York Fashion Week. The film features the runway show and includes backstage interviews with Gemma Arterton, Rosario Dawson, and Jared Leto, and footage of G-Star’ RAW's high-end 3D denim collection with people like Gemma Arterton, Magnus Carlsen, Rosario Dawson, Chris Hemsworth, Elsa Pataky, Jared Leto, Mena Suvari, Yaya DaCosta, Danny Flaherty, Kiko Mizuhara and Sofia Black D’Elia on the front row.

Follow link for more info

http://vicestyle.com/en/gstarraw/home