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Rodarte: Don Giovanni
Sex, lust, betrayal, death and a hefty dose of supernatural revenge at the end: these are the ingredients that make Mozart’s 18th century opera, Don Giovanni one of the most celebrated. AnOther catches up with collaborators Rodarte...
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Jess Hallett, Casting Director
“Sarah Burton really wanted Kristen to play that role,” explains casting director Jess Hallett of the decision to give the pivotal closing slot for the recent McQ spectacular to iconic supermodel, Kristen McMenamy...
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Dylan Jones
Ever since Beau Brummell declared: "If people turn to look at you in the street, you are not well dressed, but either too stiff, too tight, or too fashionable,” coining the term "dandy" in the process; every significant sartorial...
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Blanca Li, Choreographer
Maybe it’s in the genes, but Stella McCartney sure knows how to put on a show. In a thrilling fashion season that boasted not only strong collections but also genuine fashion moments, Stella’s special London presentation (and her first in the
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Jane Shepherdson
Every Friday night Jane Shepherdson, CEO of Whistles leaves the airy Victorian townhouse in North London that is Whistles HQ and heads to a grimy Hoxton studio to practice the flying trapeze. She grins when she tells me this, “There’s something
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Curator Pamela Golbin on Louis Vuitton - Marc Jacobs
Ahead of the opening of the Louis Vuitton - Marc Jacobs exhibition in Paris this Friday, AnOther's Insiders columnist spoke to its esteemed curator Pamela Golbin...
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AnOther Thing I Wanted to Tell You
Anna Dello Russo on Helmut Newton
Mysterious, alluring, divinely decadent, sometimes a little bit cruel and androgynous, yet always entirely in control and defiant – these are the qualities possessed by the women of Helmut Newton’s provocative, erotically charged photographs...
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Iris Apfel
You could say Iris Barrel Apfel has got the science of dressing herself down to a fine art. With her antique Chinese robes, masses of clanking costume jewellery, and topped off by her owlish frames, Apfel is a fashion icon to rank alongside the
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Eric Wilson, The New York Times
“What was most confounding about Mr. West’s behavior, after years of obsessive study of the industry, was that he demonstrated very little understanding of how he might actually be perceived.” That was just one choice nugget from Eric Wilson’s pithy
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Sarah Mower
Her recent citation with an MBE for “services to the Fashion Industry” only confirmed to the wider public what the British fashion industry has known for years: few have done as much to ensure the rude health of London’s fashion designers than Sarah
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Susannah Frankel
Insiders speaks to fashion writer and AnOther Magazine fashion features director Susannah Frankel
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Laetitia Crahay on Motherhood
Whether sporting a pair of bunny ears rendered in Lesage embroidery or a coquettish veil of Chantilly lace; Laetitia Crahay, artistic director of the 75-year-old millinery house Maison Michel and head of accessories and jewellery at Chanel is her
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Philly Piggott, studio director for Panos Yiapanis
As one of the most influential stylists of his generation, Panos Yiapianis’ aesthetic is an intuitive extension of his own personal obsessions and interests; which he expresses in editorial commissions for the likes of AnOther, Love, Italian Vogue
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Agnès Boulard
If there were rules for being the perfect La Parisienne, what would they be? Who better to ask than the French fashion journalist, Agnès Boulard, who in her alter ego of Mademoiselle Agnès has marked out a distinctive territory as an authoritative
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Who, What, Why
Peter Hujar
Lauded by the singer Antony Hegarty as “one of the 20th century’s greatest, if unsung photographers”, Peter Hujar (1934-1987) roamed the streets of downtown New York after-hours in the late 1970s and 80s, documenting its untamed margins: the freaks
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Jae Choi, The Collective Shift
The times, as Bob Dylan sang it, are a-changin’. And while the fashion industry as a whole can be slow to embrace change, not so Jae Choi, founder of visionary creative agency, The Collective Shift...
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Bruce Weber on New British Cinema
Bruce Weber opens up to AnOther about his love of British cinema and his new favourite film, Weekend by British director Andrew Haigh, released next month...
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Rodarte & Catherine Opie
What to make of the Mulleavy sisters of Rodarte? Consistently America’s most intriguing designers, Kate and Laura take obsessions and minuscule fascinations from their lives – anything from the redwood forests of California to Japanese horror films,
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Menswear First Look
London S/S12: Craftsmanship at JW Anderson & Lou Dalton
A return to craftsmanship was a theme explored during the menswear day at London Fashion Week. It was there in JW Anderson’s 9am show, which testament to his highly acclaimed womenswear showing earlier in the week...
