Virtual Statues of Daphne Guinness to Go on Display in Paris Department Store

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Daphne Guinness is going on display once again. But this time it’s not a window performance piece at Barneys nor an exhibit dedicated to her enviable collection of couture. Paris department store Printemps has teamed with the heiress and photographer Nick Knight‘s SHOWstudio to create virtual mannequins of Guinness for their store windows, using photographic images rendered using cutting-edge three-dimensional scanning technology. 

McQueen’s Last Shoe Is G-O-R-G-E-O-U-S

Edited by Jason Chan, Señor

The late Alexander McQueen‘s final women’s shoe design was just profiled by the people at SHOWstudio.  The heels are incredibly detailed and look like the prow of an old-time sailing ship.  Watch the video.  If you can get past the narrator’s silly moustache, it’s chock full of insight into these one-of-a-kind heels.

Jack And Lazaro, Live Now On SHOWstudio

Edited by The Fashion Web

Starting at 11:45 a.m. (EST), SHOWstudio is live-streaming its latest “In Fashion” interview, with Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler. Is your boss standing behind you? If not, head here to tune in. (The nice part about our job? We’re tuning in because our boss is standing behind us!)

TWITS: SHOWSTUDIO

Edited by FashionIndie

My fashion week suitcase was too big for regular baggage handling. Had to check it in next to a cello. Guess which was bigger?!

Alexander McQueen To Stream Spring 2010 Runway Show Live

Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor

Some of you may be lucky enough to be attending New York Fashion Week, but I doubt invites to McQueen’s Paris show are sitting on your coffee table. No worries, via his Twitter McQueen has announced that he will be collaborating with ShowStudio and streaming his show live on AlexanderMcQueen.com! Now you can watch his show from anywhere, you can even sit on your ticketless coffee table if you like. McQueen may love Kate, but we love him! Tune in on October 6th.

SOURCE: Fashionologie

Don’t Mess with Naomi!

Edited by Hilary Price

Supermodel Naomi Campbell stars in photographer and filmmaker Nick Knight’s film. The film ends with the infamous supermodel firing two handguns. I love it. While Campbell’s violent past could make this film hilarious, the movie’s subject touches on a serious fashion issue. The film’s premise is racism in the fashion industry.

Lately, this seems to be a hot topic. From Italian Vogue’s all black issue to small forums, the industry is taking note of the color void. The silent film addresses the blunt nature of designers, advertisers, editors and agencies who denounce black models for employment. While the film is only two minutes long, it is powerful and resonate.   

“By my own inaction, I am guilty of allowing racism to be normalized and accepted in this business. This has made my deeply sad and increasingly angry.”  - Nick Knight

View the film here! 

Thanks to SHOWstudio for the pics!