panteras

christy, kate e carolyn para versace por mario testino.

música digital/ matéria legal

Music’s visual dimension: The beloved album cover
By Alice Rawsthorn
International Herald Tribune

“All of these covers are more than just visual representations of the music. They are compelling images with as much emotional resonance as the albums inside, and they evoke exactly what we were thinking and feeling when we first played them, just like a favorite track. The designer Peter Saville believes that, for many people, record covers are the first visual images to make a lasting impression, because their relationship to the music makes them first accessible, and then meaningful”.

“The musician David Byrne reckons that the role of the graphic designer will change from creating a couple of iconic images to represent the band and their music for album and singles covers, to inventing compelling ways of packaging all of this imagery and information for the listener”.

“From a design perspective, by far the most interesting component will be the new genre of ambient image sequences, mostly digital animations, which musicians will soon start commissioning to accompany music downloads. If you want to see how these animations are likely to look, log on to the Web sites of digital artists like Daniel Brown at www.danielbrowns.com or Yugo Nakamura at www.yugop.com. On each site you will find a selection of trippy, immersive image sequences”.

“In other words, they will be the visual equivalent of wordless music, and will be designed to enhance the experience of listening to it”.

“My idea of hell is to be trapped in a room with MTV, because the experience of watching music videos is almost always inferior to listening to the music,” observes Saville. “The digital animations that we’ll download on to iPods will be more enigmatic and will give the music a visual dimension on to which we can project our own thoughts and feelings. Just like the best album covers.”

vodianova (por mert alas & marcus piggott)

chique

e o pedro lourenço que saiu no fashion wire daily e foi chamado de “wunderkind” (wunder = milagre, kind = criança). quem quiser ler a matéria na intergra é só clicar aqui

glamurete

durante o fashion week tive o prazer de fazer parte da equipe do glamurama.
aqui vão os links das entrevistinhas que fiz (com ajuda de várias pessoas, claro. valeu zeca! valeu gi! valeu nina!):
- carol trentini
- angélica
- fernanda lima
- flávia oliveira
- carol ribeiro
- mariana weickert
(e só clicar nos nomes e pronto!)

paradise city (SPFW 7º dia)

neon: looks inspirados em odaliscas. cores fortes no começo, depois muitas estampas. bem com cara de neon. a estampa de pavão era a mais linda.

vinil (SPFW 7º dia)

cavalera: renda renascença em todos formatos, principalemente em vestidos godês tranpézio. praticamente um regionalismo new wave.

design (SPFW 7º dia)

oestudio: cara de roupa de designer. estampas tecnológicas, tecidos esportivos e looks utilitários. o estlilo lembra a y3, parceria do johji yamamoto com a adidas.

bege (SPFW 7º dia)

jefferson kulig: exótico.

babado (SPFW 7º dia)

fabia bercsek: botinha de verniz azul linda, e calça de cintura alta também. pena que a trilha era uó e os últimos looks um susto.