On one side: Ruth Hogben’s groundbreaking film for Gareth Pugh, which is in the ASVOFF 2009 “Communication” section, featuring Natasha V.
On the other side, Adria Petty’s video for Beyoncé’s new single “Sweet Dreams”, featuring some Gareth Pugh outfits.
No need to say more.
VBS presents a short doc on Janet Hansen, a “Fashion Engineer.”
Hailing from M.I.T., Janet creates illuminated costumes for the likes of M.I.A. and Daft Punk...
Swedish pop singer Annie finally gives full reign to her fashion potential in this new video, which is NOT the music video for her next single “Songs Remind Me Of You.” Among the pieces she wears, you can see her rocking a top by our darling Sandra Backlund.
This uncredited video was made on the shoot for her forthcoming “Don’t Stop” album art, but don’t call this a “making of” — it’s clear this piece was carefully planned and not some accidental offshoot.
It’s more of a 2 birds in 1 stone effort...
VIA POPJUSTICE
BREAKING.
Lady GaGa is not the only one making use of stunning style in her music videos.
Exhibit A: Florence And The Machine
Directed by ASVOFF Samsung Prize Winner Georgie Greville
Exhibit B: Marina And The Diamonds
Exhibit C: Kelis
Of course what we really want to see is a video for Róisín Murphy’s Crookers collaboration, “Royal T,” which she premiered at the Viktor & Rolf show last September.
We’re not sure about the musical merits of this Kate Bush remake, but found the video, directed by Daniel Franke & Martin W. Maier, to be quite stylish...
Bambi moves ? Check.
Madonna crotch ? Check.
Ramalama-ding-dong-Roísín chorus ? Check.
McQueen shoes ? Check.
True Blood vibe ? Check.
David LaChapelle drama ? Check.
It’s the new clinical-pervert-fashion-vampire Lady Gaga video!
director Francis Lawrence
