SHOWstudio: Simone Rocha collection commentary, Laura Dettingmeijer Tumblr curation, Atsuko Kudo collection coverage, Fashion Mix from Camilla Morton, three upcoming Flora LiveStudios and more...

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Oct 31, 2012: Simone Rocha collection commentary, Laura Dettingmeijer Tumblr curation, Atsuko Kudo collection coverage, Fashion Mix from Camilla Morton, three upcoming Flora LiveStudios and more...

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— Collections S/S 2013
Simone Rocha talks through her collection
After a much lauded Spring/Summer 2013 collection, Irish designer Simone Rocha sat down with SHOWstudio's Lou Stoppard to discuss the vision behind her showcase and the moments from her own personal history that helped inform it. 'I really wanted this collection to have a part of me, from early on', she explains. From school uniform to teenage kisses, Rocha's collection drew on a range of occurrences from her Irish upbringing, all of which she dissects candidly in this exclusive filmed interview.

— Tumblr

— Guest Curator
Laura Dettingmeijer
Each month SHOWstudio hands the reins of our Tumblr over to a guest curator, offering them the chance to turn our page into their personal scrapbook of images, artwork and text. Following in the footsteps of the likes of Simon Foxton, Anna Trevelyan, Rei Nadal and Peter de Potter, Dutch multimedia artist Laura Dettingmeijer will be November's guest curator. Her approach centres on creating new worlds by combining colours, images and music. Visit our Tumblr from tomorrow, 1 November, to see her dreamworlds take shape.

— Discussion

— Cartes De Tendresse
Amanda Harlech
In an exclusive preview of 'Maps of Tenderness', her forthcoming, reflective ten-part collaboration with SHOWstudio, Amanda Harlech addressed crowds at The 2012 Edinburgh International Fashion Festival. The self-declared 'map-reader and pathfinder' discussed poignant 'flashpoints' in her fashion journey, including her life-changing collaborative relationships with John Galliano and Karl Lagerfeld.

— Project

— Restricted Love
Atsuko Kudo
This week Japanese latex doyenne Atsuko Kudo took part in the Lingerie London show benefiting the Seven Bar Foundation. To compliment the retro feel of the collection - which drew inspiration from Wong Kar-wai's 'In the Mood For Love' - SHOWstudio captured the evening's events using a variety of vintage feel apps including Instagram, 8mm and Cinemagram. The results are displayed online alongside a range of Kudo's personal design sketches.

— From the Shop

— Flora
Nick Knight
In a bold departure from the fashion photography synonymous with his name, Nick Knight is currently presenting a solo exhibition of floral still lifes at SHOWstudio Shop. In two stunning bodies of work, Knight captures and explores both the beauty and the brevity of the flower. See these incredible works now at 1-9 Bruton Place, open weekdays 11:00 - 18:00 GMT.

— Audio Mix

— Fashion Mix
Camilla Morton
Writer Camilla Morton, who you'll remember as a key panelist during our season of fashion commentary last month, offers an invigorating infusion of Aerosmith, Spice Girls, Wild Cherry and Liza (with a 'Z') to this week's 'Fashion Mix'. Inspired by the trends of S/S 13, Morton's fashionable playlist will have you dancing from 9 to 5 all week.

— From the Blog

— LiveStudios
A series of Flora LiveStudios
Timed with Nick Knight's 'Flora' exhibition, November will see three flora-themed LiveStudios, featuring Fashion East's Claire Barrow, lingerie couturier Carine Gilson and milliner Piers Atkinson.

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