SHOWstudio: Punk films by Liberty Ross and Kathryn Ferguson, fashion film by Matt Lambert, audio project featuring Mary Katrantzou and Sibling, Collections panel discussions, Jewellery by Fraser Hamilton and more...

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Oct 17, 2013: Punk films by Liberty Ross and Kathryn Ferguson, fashion film by Matt Lambert, audio project featuring Mary Katrantzou and Sibling, Collections panel discussions, Jewellery by Fraser Hamilton and more...

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— Punk
Liberty Ross
The latest acclaimed creative to contribute to our rolling 'Punk' fashion film season is model Liberty Ross. 'Home Alone' sees her armed with a potato stamp and a tin of red paint. Watch her wreak anarchy around her LA home in the film or shop the featured garments from SHOWstudio Shop.

— Fashion film

— AHNFRAU
Matt Lambert
Berlin-based filmmaker Matt Lambert and rising design talent Hogan McLaughlin are the collaborators behind a new fashion film, 'Ahnfrau'. The haunting film depicts a lost girl, and features atmospheric music by Ruin and jewellery by Eero Hintsanen.

— Fashion Film

— Punk
Maartje van Hooij
Another new offering in our 'Punk' film series is 'Trásh Chic' by Maartje van Hooij. The designer transforms a model into a living accessory with a sculptural full-body suit stitched with 200 meters of fringe. 'The ultimate accessory for a man is his girlfriend. If she is hot and looks good his ego is safe', she explains.

— Audio

— The Sound of Clothes: Studio Sessions
Mary Katrantzou and Sibling
In the run up to London Fashion Week, we paid a visit to the studios of Mary Katrantzou, Sibling, Piers Atkinson and Matthew Williamson to record the sounds of them making their S/S 14 collections. The captured noises were remixed into tracks by sound designer Stu Sibley. Listen to the first two songs and read the accompanying essay by fashion historian Maria Echeverri.

— From the archive

— The Sound Of Clothes: Anechoic
Nick Knight and Penny Martin
Anechoic is a 'collections story' that uses sound instead of visuals to interpret the essence of key garments from the Autumn/Winter 2006 collections. Part of a series of projects devoted to exploring 'The Sound of Clothes', these interactives and fashion films explore sound 'generated' by the garments themselves.

— Fashion Film

— Punk
Kathryn Ferguson
Filmmaker Kathryn Ferguson's contribution to our 'Punk' film series explores punk's connection with protest. Entitled 'Rear Guard', the film is a Riot Grrrl-inspired response to the hyper-sexualisation of young women in music videos. Ferguson's punk interpretation is accompanied by an essay by Phoebe Frangoul.