Reading Time: 2 minutes The straightforward manner in which clothing is presented to us on its many occasions has restructured our manner of absorbing and has now, led us
Reading Time: 6 minutes We sat down with LASALLE College of the Arts’ 2021 Fashion Design and Textiles graduands, Joshua Ng, Sarah Kelly Ng, and Ruby Tan to discuss sustainability, human consumption, and the future of fashion.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The last 30 minutes of the film brings Noraimy to a Kampong in Taiping, a less developed site in Malaysia. The end scene shows Noiramy in an Islamic dress making a revelation about her life and shows her willingness to give up her life as a daughter from a rich family for a traditional life in a poorer one
Reading Time: < 1 minute “Rezeki” a Malay word that translates to “sustenance” Transgressing the norms and traditional views of how queer individuals find sustenance in their daily lives.
Reading Time: 5 minutes Mula’s first-ever beauty editorial features your local Kedai Runcit, AKA the convenience store, and the multitudinous range of skincare products it provides.
Reading Time: 2 minutes Inspired by the painting Scheherezade by Belgian Surrealist artist René Magritte, visual artist Laura Aguilera seeks to reinterpret it for the modern age through a tastefully orchestrated art film.
Reading Time: < 1 minute “Who am I” is a short fashion film directed by Jamila Hardy, a fashion photography student in London College Of Fashion. The clothes seen were all looks from designer Aminat Damilola’s Spring Summer ’18. Aminat is a menswear designer that’s currently studying in Central Saint Martins. Together with Fashion Photographer Jamila Hardy, they have created a one minute film.
Reading Time: < 1 minute ‘The Devil’s Punchbowl’ is a surreal and eerie fashion film for designer Xenia Telunts who creates work-wear style garments with sustainability being of upmost importance to her. Fashion photographer Georgie Fenny’s aim through this film was to combine sustainability with youth culture by contrasting nature with underground, urban scenes, to overall create clashing and engaging imagery.
Directed and creative direction by Georgie Fenny. Designer: Xenia Telunts. Model: Edward Walker.
