The new film by Daniel Askill, shot with a Phantom camera, captures the spirit of the Aussie label’s coloured denim collection. Cult Australian label ksubi return with the latest instalment to their iconic coloured denim range, Kolors, with a short film shot by Australian director Daniel Askill. The new film revolves around a slow-motion battle filled with coloured smoke, 80s muscle cars, and three colour-clad models. Featuring the very last sets of limited edition coloured tyres by Kumho in Australia, ksubi, Askill and his team at Collider fused the layers of vivid smoke with their unique denim range in a spectrum of colours.

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“Born in Germany in 1979, Daniel Sannwald is emerging as one of the true original voices in contemporary photography. In a landscape dominated by referential and repetitive imagery, Daniel is establishing a strong and recognizable signature that is already catching the attention of some of the most influential trendsetters in the fashion and photography industries. His surrealistic and hauntingly beautiful images speak of a world were Fashion and Art meet to reveal a unique narrative. Daniel studied at the Royal Academy in Antwerp and is now based between London and Munich. In Cathy Horyn’s “Critic’s Notebook” in the New York Times she writes about the current state of fashion’s boundaries, mentioning Daniel Sannwald as an example of an up and coming fashion photographer who is one of the few pushing Fashion Boundaries in an Era Without Any.

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by Daniel Muhindi

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Directed by Monica Menez

DOP Paul Robert Klinar – 1st AC Jens Spöri – 2nd AC Thomas Krüger – Editor Jochen Fleischmann – Colourist Johannes Kirschner – Stylist Sanne Rösch – Makeup & Hair Sabine Nania – Model Ketty & Marco – Music 3eme sexe “white horses”

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Named by AnOther Magazine’s Cathy Edwards as one of the 6 most promising designers of 2010, London-based Shao Yen Chen is launching his own womenswear label.

Shao-Yen Chen is a Central St. Martin’s graduate whose gleaming, all white MA womenswear collection received glowing reviews. His unusal choice of materials; nylon string mixed with cashmere and lycra, has allowed this young designer to challenge the boundries of traditional knitwear creating sexy yet strikingly bold, abstract silhouettes. Chen fuses body-con luxe cashmere skin-tights with tutu-esque nylon layering creating a tension between the expected curves of the female figure and the fluid but graphic, outsized overall shape.

Took over one of Selfridges iconic windows in London as one of 20 selected designers taking part in the store’s Bright Young Things project – a campaign aimed at showcasing the talents of up-and-coming artists and designers through window displays and limited edition collections.

Shao Yen Chen has refined his design skills during his seven-year education at Central Saint Martins College and internships at Alexander McQueen, Hussein Chalayan, and Claire Tough. His works show consistency in delivering delicate, sculptural pieces with innovative textiles. His previous collections were widely published in magazines such as POP, Wonderland, Wallpaper, Dazed Digital and AnOther Online.

Directed / Camera / Edit: Juriaan Booij
Featuring: Kayt Webster-Brown & Shani Schwartz
Music: Vain Foam – Track: Slow in Motion
Make-up: Michelle Webb
Hair: Lea James