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16 Aug

Hey circuit queens! Unpacking the visual references in Troye

Hey circuit queens! Unpacking the visual references in Troye
The Australian artist is back with what would be the yr’s hottest video, with references to Peter Hujar, Caravaggio and Wolfgang Tillmans. Strap in and strap on! Well, we've got our first poppers anthem of the summer. Yesterday, Troye Sivan debuted “Rush”, the lead single from Something To Give Each Other, the Australian popstar’s first record in five years. A Gordon von Steiner-directed music video dropped alongside the song, setting the web ablaze for its heady depiction of a sticky, sexy, very gay summer. In an announcement accompanying the track, Sivan said the song evoked “the sensation of kissing a sweaty stranger on a dancefloor, a two-hour date that was a weekend, a...
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23 May

Jean Paul Gaultier Is the Visual Guru Behind Recent

Jean Paul Gaultier Is the Visual Guru Behind Recent
Jean Paul Gaultier still has a taste for fashion’s outer fringes: As curator and visual design director of the subsequent cabaret-style revue at Berlin’s Friedrichstadt-Palast, Gaultier conscripted the alien-looking Canadian couple often known as Fecal Matter, and the Russian performance artist Sasha Frolova, synonymous with latex and abstract forms. “Falling | In Love” is the title for the show, billed as the costliest ever mounted by the state theater owned by the City of Berlin. The production budget was nearly 14 million euros and the show debuts on Sept. 21. The project represents an encore for Gaultier, who had designed around 500 costumes for “The One” revue that opened in 2016, fulfilling a childhood dream. A dressing up design by Jean Paul Gaultier. Courtesy...
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18 Apr

Aubade Unveils More Realistic Visual Brand Direction

Aubade Unveils More Realistic Visual Brand Direction
PARIS — French lingerie specialist Aubade wants consumers to “live your desire,” the slogan that accompanied the visual brand direction unveiled Tuesday. “Sexy is the brand new cool,” said the corporate’s brand and product director Samar Vignals at a presentation. “Our mantra is about liberating the sexy in each woman and divulges itself in very alternative ways but with a variety of sincerity.” Gone are the body shots that highlight the product. Of their place are portraits of girls wearing the lacy and infrequently racy designs, with most making daring eye contact within the debut images for spring 2023. The moment felt ripe for a refresh as “femininity, seduction and sexy now not have anything to do with the way in which they...
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