Elle Fanning: Rodarte's Muse on Nowness.com.
This film shot by Todd Cole stars Elle Fanning (sister of Dakota) and Rodarte's s/s 2011 collection.
Dreamy.
(via nowness.com)
//Emily
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Thursday, 10 February 2011
'The Curve of Forgotten Things' by Rodarte
This film shot by Todd Cole stars Elle Fanning (sister of Dakota) and Rodarte's s/s 2011 collection.
Dreamy.
(via nowness.com)
//Emily
Friday, 17 December 2010
Behind the scenes of Black Swan's costumes
This film cannot come too soon to the UK!!
Behind The Scenes With Black Swan’s Costume Team (Amy Westcott and Kate Mulleavy and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte).
//Emily
Saturday, 17 April 2010
Girls on film
Whilst looking for the film of the Chanel catwalk as seen by a camera within a model's hair (sadly it seems to have been taken down...heartbreak!) I found this gem...
//Emily
Friday, 16 October 2009
Rodarte exhibition x Colette
Yeah yeah. We all know the Rodarte x Colette exhibition is really/amazingly cool. But it wasn't till I saw the dolls that I was in love. Even if it is a bit embarrassing that they get to wear Rodarte and I am stuck with my H&M imitation...ha
And just cause...I would be smiling this much too if I were the muse to Rodarte/invited to their show/wearing their clothes.
//Emily
Wednesday, 16 September 2009
New York Fashion Week, 16/09/09
Rodarte Spring/Summer 2010
Temperley Spring/Summer 2010
Dennis Basso Spring/Summer 2010
Mulberry Spring/Summer 2010
//Emily
Temperley Spring/Summer 2010
Dennis Basso Spring/Summer 2010
Mulberry Spring/Summer 2010
//Emily
Saturday, 25 July 2009
Taxidermy tigers, cupcakes and summer fetes
I often don't post about my 'real' life as I don't actually think I'm that exciting so you will either love this rambling or skip past it :)
Either is cool...haha.
The V&A has been celebrating the tenth anniversary of their 'village fete'. Myself and my friend knew that the 'family crowd' would all be attending with it being a Saturday, so we tried to be crafty and turn up early. Naturally half the tube line was shut down or 'under repair work' (seriously are the lines EVER all open?!), which caused us to roll up half an hour after we planned. Luckily they had pushed back the opening time from 12.30 to 1. The bad news: the queues. To say they were long would be an understatement. A BIG one.
After we queued for our ticket, re-queued because my stamp managed to wash off and then queued the length of the museum again we finally got into the courtyard area. You had to take your hat off to them, the companies in charge of each of the individual stalls really went to town. Highlights included:
'Quick Draw Saloon', the fastest person to draw the picture won. This guy was obviously loving having his picture taken...haha
Life sized cardboard piano.
Tatty Devine hook-a-goldfish. There was a guy reallly trying to win a goldfish ring while we were there...whatever floats your boat haha. Not that many people seemed to be winning the rings but you could also win a heart lollipop which was pretty cool.
Knitted cakes.
Lady Luck giant cat tiddlywinks.
Bee outfits. So cute!!
Remote control crufts.
You could trade a 'confession' on a sheet of paper for a badge. I hooked myself up with a 'ooops a daisy'.
We also went into the exhibition 'Telling Tales: Fantasy and Fear in contemporary design'. They didn't allow photos, but the first section of the exhibition was definitely the best. The exhibition was divided into 3 sections: 'The Forest Glade', 'The Enchanted castle' and 'Heaven and Hell'. There was a lot of really amazing interpretations of everyday objects such as radiators and wardrobes in a surreal and unusual ways. My personal favourite was the chairs, one of which really reminded me of the paper catwalk at Chanel a few seasons back. If you can't get to the exhibition you can view a lot of the pieces here.
After a cheeky stop of to hummingbird (I tried the brownies- SO good!) we went to seek out the showSTUDIO shop that has just opened over at Bruton Place. On the way we came across some really amazing window displays. Neon trench coats?! There was also heart shaped door handles that were cut off the photo.
The shop was down a relatively normal looking side street. Oh yeah, apart from there was glitter EVERYWHERE. Like seriously. The pavement was plastered in the stuff.
But back to SHOWstudio. In case you didn't know, SHOWstudio is a company 'spearheaded' by Nick Knight that works with names within the industry with their imagery, particularly invovling moving images and film. Their shop has opened to sell some of the props that have been involved in their past work, such as fashion photography. As a big Tim Walker fan I wanted to see the props created by Shona Heath, Walker's main collaborater on the elaborate sets he works with. As SHOWstudio is such a high profile name within the industry I expected the shop to be very strict on photographs and to have that tense atmosphere you can often find in places such as that. However it was completely the opposite! Not only were we able to take as many photos as we liked but the woman in the shop was really friendly and told us all about the props ( apparantly the tiger is the most popular!).
Kate Moss' lip print.
Becky photographing the cherries.
John Galliano flag.
I look really scared, haha. I have a fear of taxidermy things and waxworks and the Tiger was creeping me out thus I am stood as far away from it as possible...haha. The bulbs on the dollar sign were so hot as well! I was slowly getting cooked from behind, not a good look.
Afterwards we stopped by the Marc by Marc Jacobs shop where there was more window display amazingness. The flag is made entirely from flowers! The other side on the interior is an American flag. Something for everyone? haha.
Either is cool...haha.
The V&A has been celebrating the tenth anniversary of their 'village fete'. Myself and my friend knew that the 'family crowd' would all be attending with it being a Saturday, so we tried to be crafty and turn up early. Naturally half the tube line was shut down or 'under repair work' (seriously are the lines EVER all open?!), which caused us to roll up half an hour after we planned. Luckily they had pushed back the opening time from 12.30 to 1. The bad news: the queues. To say they were long would be an understatement. A BIG one.
After we queued for our ticket, re-queued because my stamp managed to wash off and then queued the length of the museum again we finally got into the courtyard area. You had to take your hat off to them, the companies in charge of each of the individual stalls really went to town. Highlights included:
'Quick Draw Saloon', the fastest person to draw the picture won. This guy was obviously loving having his picture taken...haha
Life sized cardboard piano.
Tatty Devine hook-a-goldfish. There was a guy reallly trying to win a goldfish ring while we were there...whatever floats your boat haha. Not that many people seemed to be winning the rings but you could also win a heart lollipop which was pretty cool.
Knitted cakes.
Lady Luck giant cat tiddlywinks.
Bee outfits. So cute!!
Remote control crufts.
You could trade a 'confession' on a sheet of paper for a badge. I hooked myself up with a 'ooops a daisy'.
We also went into the exhibition 'Telling Tales: Fantasy and Fear in contemporary design'. They didn't allow photos, but the first section of the exhibition was definitely the best. The exhibition was divided into 3 sections: 'The Forest Glade', 'The Enchanted castle' and 'Heaven and Hell'. There was a lot of really amazing interpretations of everyday objects such as radiators and wardrobes in a surreal and unusual ways. My personal favourite was the chairs, one of which really reminded me of the paper catwalk at Chanel a few seasons back. If you can't get to the exhibition you can view a lot of the pieces here.
After a cheeky stop of to hummingbird (I tried the brownies- SO good!) we went to seek out the showSTUDIO shop that has just opened over at Bruton Place. On the way we came across some really amazing window displays. Neon trench coats?! There was also heart shaped door handles that were cut off the photo.
The shop was down a relatively normal looking side street. Oh yeah, apart from there was glitter EVERYWHERE. Like seriously. The pavement was plastered in the stuff.
But back to SHOWstudio. In case you didn't know, SHOWstudio is a company 'spearheaded' by Nick Knight that works with names within the industry with their imagery, particularly invovling moving images and film. Their shop has opened to sell some of the props that have been involved in their past work, such as fashion photography. As a big Tim Walker fan I wanted to see the props created by Shona Heath, Walker's main collaborater on the elaborate sets he works with. As SHOWstudio is such a high profile name within the industry I expected the shop to be very strict on photographs and to have that tense atmosphere you can often find in places such as that. However it was completely the opposite! Not only were we able to take as many photos as we liked but the woman in the shop was really friendly and told us all about the props ( apparantly the tiger is the most popular!).
Kate Moss' lip print.
Becky photographing the cherries.
John Galliano flag.
I look really scared, haha. I have a fear of taxidermy things and waxworks and the Tiger was creeping me out thus I am stood as far away from it as possible...haha. The bulbs on the dollar sign were so hot as well! I was slowly getting cooked from behind, not a good look.
Afterwards we stopped by the Marc by Marc Jacobs shop where there was more window display amazingness. The flag is made entirely from flowers! The other side on the interior is an American flag. Something for everyone? haha.
Tuesday, 17 March 2009
A tale of two sisters
Despite the fact that I am openly a magazine addict (it's all I buy besides day pass cards around London), I have yet to see any Rodarte ads.
Luckily for me (and my deminishing mulah) they have surfaced online, so I can lust after the Fall lines in their airbrushed glory from the comfort of my own home...
Luckily for me (and my deminishing mulah) they have surfaced online, so I can lust after the Fall lines in their airbrushed glory from the comfort of my own home...
Friday, 13 March 2009
Marc my words
If Marc Jacobs' Louis Vuitton Fall collection were a Pokemon, It would be Ditto. Basically what I'm saying is I've seen a LOT of this stuff in other shows. Luckily, Marc decided to imitate/mirror some really successful collections, making his show a veritable pick n mix of the fashon world. Either the designers are all on the same wavelengths or they are sharing alike in the economic crisis... 
Christopher Kane Fall 09
Louis Vuitton Fall 09
Burberry Prosum
Louis Vuitton Fall 09
Luella Spring/Summer 09
Louis vuitton Fall 09
Rodarte Spring/Summer 09
Louis Vuitton Fall 09
Thursday, 5 March 2009
These boots are made for walking
4.Ohne Titel 5.Rick Owens 6.Peter Pilotto
Thigh-high, over the knee, whatever you call them there's no escaping the fact that boots are going sky-high on the Fall 09 runways...an encouraging thought for cold knees everywhere.
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