SHOWstudio: Haute couture panel discussions and show reports, menswear collections coverage, fashion illustrations for sale, an archive John Galliano project and more...

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Jan 22, 2014: Haute couture panel discussions and show reports, menswear collections coverage, fashion illustrations for sale, an archive John Galliano project and more...

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Haute Couture S/S 14 Panels
We're already halfway through the haute couture collections, and our signature live panels so far have covered Chanel, Schiaparelli, Vionnet and Christian Dior. SHOWstudio's editor Lou Stoppard has returned to the fold, chairing the discussions with fashion powerhouses such as Mandi Lennard, Shonagh Marshall, Philip Treacy, Alexandra Fullerton and more. On demand footage from our previous panels will be available shortly. Don't miss out on our final discussions - Jean Paul Gaultier at 14:30 GMT today and Valentino at 17:00 GMT.

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— Couture S/S 14
Show reports and live feeds
Check out the Paris Haute Couture shows on our Collections page. Thanks to our signature social media feeds, we've got everything covered from the invitations and backstage model selfies to the final look on the runway. Plus, reports from our journalist in Paris Stephanie LaCava are already in and more will follow soon.

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— Menswear A/W 14
Panel footage and show reports
You can now catch up on the Menswear A/W 14 collections at your own leisurely pace with on demand footage from our fantastic panel discussions chaired by Daryoush Haj Najafi and featuring some extremely interesting panellists. Our Collections page also contains show images and illustrations, Lou Stoppard's reports from the frontline and our curated social media feeds. Revisit the key shows from London, Pitti, Milan and Paris now!

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— Menswear A/W14
Mens round ups
On Tuesday 28 January we will be live streaming three panel discussions to round-up all the action from the main menswear cities; London, Milan and Paris. Tune in for analysis on the standout shows from the likes of Topman's Gordon Richardson, The Financial Times' Charlie Porter and 10 Magazine's Antony Miles.

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— Couture Illustrations
Charles Jeffrey
Central Saint Martins MA menswear student, Charles Jeffrey, is illustrating his take on the couture shows for us. His eclectic approach has seen him capture the Versace spirit with a scrawled drawing on his chest and create an ode to Chanel on discarded coffee cups. Keep refreshing our SHOWstudio Tumblr page for more of Jeffrey's illustrations!

— From the Archive

— Past, Present & Couture
Nick Knight / John Galliano
Immerse yourself in haute couture week by revisiting a Nick Knight and John Galliano collaboration from 2002. Unarchiving couture pieces from Galliano's first five years at Dior, 'Past, Present & Couture' showcases 14 images by Knight as well as behind-the-scenes footage, an in-depth interview with Galliano by Colin McDowell and a scholarly essay.

— From the Shop

— Yohji Yamamoto A/W 2014
Josie Hall
Josie Hall was selected by Nick Knight to interpret the Paris Menswear A/W 14 collections. This illustration depicts Yohji Yamamoto's collection and is now available to buy through SHOWstudio Shop at the affordable price of £70! Working in pen on paper, Hall creates meticulously hand rendered illustrations that capture the fine detail of the garments. Hall is also currently represented in Maison Martin Margiela's SHOWcabinet - come in and browse the exhibition at 19 Motcomb Street.

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