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		<title>fashion and video</title>
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Following on from the previous post, I&#8217;m finding out that the fashion world is embracing the world of film-making in the most creative way. 
I already mentioned SHOWstudio, who have a great collection of fashion-inspired films. But what about JCDC versus Logo, a brilliant piece of animation made by French agency Four H, for the new [...]]]></description>
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<p>Following on from the previous post, I&#8217;m finding out that the fashion world is embracing the world of film-making in the most creative way. </p>
<p>I already mentioned <a href="http://www.showstudio.com/" target="_blank">SHOWstudio</a>, who have a great collection of fashion-inspired films. But what about <a href="http://www.vimeo.com/2150757" target="_blank">JCDC versus Logo</a>, a brilliant piece of animation made by French agency <a href="http://www.four-h.fr/" target="_blank">Four H</a>, for the new Spring/Summer collection of <a href="http://www.jc-de-castelbajac.com/" target="_blank">JC de Castelbajac</a>. Amazing stuff.</p>
<p>And what about Viktor &amp; Rolf, who skipped their show at the Paris Fashion Week and instead created this <a href="http://www.viktor-rolf.com/index.htm" target="_blank">online environment</a>, including a full 9-minute catwalk video, featuring only 1 model (direct link via <a href="http://www.showstudio.com/projects/insidethehouseofviktorandrolf/ss09show/default.html" target="_blank">SHOWStudio</a>)? Full creative control, plus making the &#8216;catwalk&#8217; accessible to all fashion-fans. The fashion world has all of a sudden become quiet a bit more interesting to me. </p>
<p>And production companies should take note, because it seems that the fashion world has a bit of money to spend. </p>
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