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SHOWstudio: Unseen McQueen runway footage, interviews with Kate Moss, Terry Jones and Peter Copping, Faustine Steinmetz livestream and more...

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May 29, 2015: Unseen McQueen runway footage, interviews with Kate Moss, Terry Jones and Peter Copping, Faustine Steinmetz livestream and more...

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— 'Black: 2015'
Alexander McQueen
Our 'Black: 2015' project, embarked upon in celebration of 'Savage Beauty' and the legacy of Lee McQueen, continues with a re-edit of the original footage captured during Alexander McQueen's now-infamous 2004 runway show. Raquel Couceiro's edit highlights key moments from the show, which marked McQueen's return to the London catwalk schedule after a three-year absence. Watch out for Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Lily Cole and a plethora of groundbreaking designs.

— Interview

— McQueen: The London Years
Nick Knight and Susannah Frankel
We've come to the end of our 'McQueen: The London Years' film series. Acclaimed fashion journalist Susannah Frankel sat down with Nick Night to unpick key designs from McQueen's early career. In the 14 unique films, Knight and Frankel discuss everything from McQueen's Saint Martins graduate collection, to his collaborations with Swarovski and the role of narrative in his work. Watch the series now and discover the remarkable story behind each iconic garment.

— Interview

— Subjective
Kate Moss by Mario Sorrenti
Watch the latest instalment of our ongoing 'Subjective' series. This week Nick Knight speaks to British supermodel Kate Moss, who candidly discusses shooting Calvin Klein's Obsession campaign with her then-boyfriend Mario Sorrenti. 'Calvin was really clever. He saw Mario's book and it was all pictures of me on holiday - it was obsession! I'd wake up in the morning and he'd be taking pictures. I'd be like, fuck off!' Moss recalls.

— Interview

— In Fashion
Terry Jones
On 7 October 2014, i-D Magazine founder Terry Jones was interviewed live on camera as part of our ongoing 'In Fashion' series. The final edit of this in-depth conversation is now available to view. Watch as Jones chats candidly about rebelling against a uniform, the i-D family and his experiences working for British Vogue. 'Getting into art was serendipitous, I had no idea what art was,' he explains.

— Live Interview

— In Fashion
Peter Copping
Our ongoing 'In Fashion' series returns with a live, in-depth conversation with Oscar de la Renta creative director Peter Copping. Following lengthy tenures at Sonia Rykiel, Louis Vuitton and Nina Ricci, the British designer was hand-picked by de la Renta himself to take over the celebrated New York fashion house. Tune in on Wednesday 10 June at 11:00 BST to hear Copping discuss his illustrious career.

— From the Shop

— Nasir Mazhar
S/S 15 Womenswear
We are delighted to present the Nasir Mazhar S/S 15 womenswear campaign, photographed by Mienke Klein and styled by Anna Trevelyan, with hair by Ali Pirzadeh, make up by Laura Dominique and nails by Wah Nails. Browse the images and shop pieces from the collection now at SHOWstudio / MACHINE-A.

— From the Archive

— Restricted Love
Atsuko Kudo
This week, in light of the launch of Chloe Orefice's fashion film, we're harking back Atsuko Kudo's 2012 collection 'Restricted Love' that sought to merge latex-wear with high fashion. To compliment the delicate mood of the collection, which drew inspiration from the retro visions of Hong Kong in Wong Kar-wai's 'In the Mood For Love', SHOWstudio captured the evening using vintage-feel apps such as Instagram, 8mm and Cinemagram, nodding to Kudo's interest in the Hollywood noir.

— Panel Discussion

— 2015's Aalto Arts Fashion Seminar
Damir Doma, Lou Stoppard, Robin Schulie
Last weekend, our editor Lou Stoppard was invited to Helsinki to participate in the Aalto Arts Fashion Seminar for the second time. The discussion featured the likes of Damir Doma and Robin Schulie and was chaired by A Magazine's editor-in-chief Dan Thawley. This year's conference was titled 'Building Brands 3.0', and focused on the challenges and pitfalls facing young labels today. Stay tuned for footage.

— Tumblr

— Guest Curator
Liberty McAnena
In keeping with our tradition of handing the reins of our Tumblr over to a different contributor for the first week of every month, we've asked fashion history and theory graduate and active Tumblr-er Liberty McAnena to consider the theme of nostalgia. Follow her curation from 1 to 7 June and while you wait check out her brilliant Tumblr page 'Witches and Slippers and Hoods'.

— Live Studio

— Faustine Steinmetz
Sculpting Denim
Following in the footsteps of the likes of Mary Katrantzou, Stephen Jones, Gareth Pugh and Iris van Herpen, up-and-coming denim doyenne Faustein Steinmetz will be taking up residence in our London studio from 3 to 5 June 2015. Over the three days, Steinmetz will be elevating the most humble wardrobe staple and creating a unique, one-off denim garment live on camera. Opening her creative process to global viewers, Steinmetz will be taking questions on her approach and ideals.

— Live Stream

— On-demand footage
Central Saint Martins Fine Art Degree Show
On Tuesday 26 May the Central Saint Martins Fine Art Degree Show was streamed live, broadcasting the collaborative work of nearly forty graduating students. To mark the occasion artists Shia LaBeouf, Nastja Säde Rönnkö and Luke Turner presented their new work #INTRODUCTIONS as part of the stream. Inspired by SHOWstudio's dedication to live streaming, the footage offers an eclectic mix of visuals, not to mention a glimpse into Central Saint Martins Fine Art 2015 and is available to watch on-demand now.

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