&Other Stories released a short fashion film. But it’s a different kind. A bit quirky.
Tag: short film
Have you recovered from grocery shopping at the Chanel Supermarché yet? That’s the winter collection, and first we will celebrate Spring and the arrival of the brand’s new collection in the boutiques.
This is an exclusive! Monica Cruz is the new face of UK lingerie label Agent Provocateur. The sultry Spanish actress stars in the new A/W’12 campaign and video, showing her true and sexy self…
Luckily Lara Stone drives a steady Mercedes SL-Roadster when she gets caught up in heavy weather. For the car brand’s new ad -part of the ‘Icons of Style’-campaign- Lara is lifted in the air by a tornado in the Californian desert, making her look like a modern Mary Poppins wearing her all black Calvin Klein outfit (the director Alex Prager actually intended the ad to look like: “Mary Poppins meets The Wizard of Oz meets James Bond.”)
Lara herself seems comfortable having a car acting as her opponent in the short film: “The difference about modeling with a car as opposed to with another model is that the car doesn’t talk back—which I quite like!” Check the video below.
For some morning inspiration we’ve found this video from Another Magazine featuring a…..nailpolish. Chanel nailpolish to be exact. While the Chanel show is going on in Paris at the moment, this cute stop-motion film made by Quentin Jones (illustrator and animator) mends the little gap until our Chanel show report.
We’re anxiously waiting on the Lady Noire sequel ‘Lady Rouge’. This second short film to introduce the Lady Dior handbag, that is produced by David Lynch and shot in Shanghai, will launch on January 14th.
The music and lyrics for ‘Lady Rouge’ are written by Scottish rockers Franz Ferdinand. Marion Cotillard will portray a working woman who transforms into a sultry singer at night appearing from behind a velvet curtain in a New York night club…
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Why do Baptiste Giabiconi and Lara Stone get to rob Chanel stores and stay unpunished? It ain’t fair! But fun to look at.
Karl Lagerfeld directed this short film named ‘Vol de Jour’ (Theft of the day, TD). It’s like a modern version of Bonnie & Clyde, but robbing Chanel stores instead of banks.