Diane, A Shaded View on Fashion

Patti Wilson, Stylist

Dear Shaded Viewers,

This summer I was in Trieste for ITS7, I had the opportunity to interview Patti Wilson, iconic stylist. We both lived through New York in the 80's, at that time I was a designer and she was pulling in my clothes.

PATTI WILSON_Fashion Stylist__Born and raised in NY, Patti Wilson has been working in fashion for as long as she can remember. Through out her career she has worked the most important fashion photographers in the industry, Steven Klein, Steven Miesel , Peter Lindeberg, Terry Richardson, and David LaChapelle are only of few of the many she collaborates with. Shooting covers for Italian Vogue, I-D, Numero, and L'Uomo Vogue all of which have had an important impact on the fashion world over the past decade. Patti continues to collaborate with the most influential designers and is recognized world wide for her eclectic taste and and continuous capacity to provide her clients such as Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Moschino ,Christian Lacroix, Valentino, and the industry with a window of which to observe fashion from a different perspective. ITS7

Later,

Diane

Giorgio Martinoli by Antoine Asseraf

Dear Shaded Viewers,

Giorgio Martinoli and Antoine Asseraf are working on an animation of my sunglasses for A Shaded VIew TV.

Girogio at work

Later,

Diane

Antwerp 2007

4 hour long fashion shows,
4 hour long train rides,
4 am bedtime,
a little film for a long short week-end.

Filmed & Edited by Antoine Asseraf
Music by Costas Argiriou
Brunch by Peter Bertsch

The necessity of fashion - NVU with Armand Hadida , l'Eclaireur

I had the pleasure of spending time with Armand Hadida in Tokyo recently when he was celebrating the first anniversary of l'Eclaireur Tokyo. I thought that you would enjoy hearing what he has to say about fashion.

Later,

Diane

P.S. What is with youtube.com and brightcove.com these days promoting other videos on top of the posted image, personally I really do not approve of the self promotion. What are your thoughts?