My Angle On The Jil Sander Show
Strict, cleanly-tailored shape was the predominate theme of the Jil Sander show but from where I was I also saw a lot of fluidity and movement - especially in the dresses. |
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Sunday, October 01, 2006
Strict, cleanly-tailored shape was the predominate theme of the Jil Sander show but from where I was I also saw a lot of fluidity and movement - especially in the dresses.
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post a commentAwsome shot, are you a certified fashion photographer?
oh the shoes!!! I want the shoes!!!
That shot is just amazing.
I love the shoes.
your pics really give a beautiful sense of lightness and air to the peices more so than other photos i have seen of that collection - well done
So glad you got this angle. Couldn't catch the mood from style.com's shot - seeing the shoes makes a huge difference.
Those aren't leggings.
Awsome shot Scott. I imagine I'll see it as a postcard 20 years from now.
It looks futuristic for some reason. Is it because of the light-propelled rippling and translucency? Or simply because of the shoes? Anyhow, gorgeous.
Leggings are back? I love it!
yeah the shoes were originated by famous architect, Rem Koolhaas' nephew, Rem D Koolhaas at United Nude(www.unitednude.com). The shoe is called Mobius Shoe.
another nice shot by the way!
beautiful picture.. So tranquil!
That is an amazing shot! Totally otherworldly and surreal.