Scott Lipinski ist Chef des Fashion Council. Im Gespräch mit dem Tagesspiegel erzählt er, was er von der Fashion Week und der Bundeskanzlerin hält. Von Grit Thönnissen mehr

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SHOTLIST PARIS, FRANKREICH30. OKTOBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV1. Herauszoomen model parading 2. Totale mannequin in a dress made out of chocolate3. Totale opening of the 'chocolate dress' parade4. Totale model in a dress made out of chocolate5. Schwenk von unten nach oben dress made out of chocolate6. Halbnahe model in a dress made out of chocolate7. Totale final of the show with all the models on the podium8. Halbnahe mannequins taking a selfie at the end of the show mehr

SHOTLIST MOSKAU, RUSSLAND3. AUGUST 2019QUELLE: OLEG KOZLOVSKYEINSCHRÄNKUNGEN: NO RESALEKEIN WEITERVERKAUF1. Verfolgungsfahrt anti-riot police arresting Russian actor Pavel Ustinov MOSKAU, RUSSLAND19. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV2. Schwenk von links nach rechts inside the store, the founder Roman Belousov and his sales assistant MOSKAU, RUSSLAND17. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV3. Aufwärts-Einstellung young women wearing Kultrab T-shirts 4. Nah a T-shirt showing part of Pussy Riot member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova's passport with her photo 5. Nah the fashion design student smiling 6. Schwenk von links nach rechts Bogdan wearing the Russian flag in babushka-headscarf style, his friends laughing 7. Heranzoomen Bogdan Oreshkin wearing a Kultrab 'Freedom and Love' T-shirt showing OMON agents (Russian special police forces) dressed as angels carrying police batons as magic wands, one of them kneeling before a punk protester as if proposing, while putting on handcuffs 8. Heranzoomen Bogdan Oreshkin wearing a Kultrab 'Freedom and Love' T-shirt showing OMON agents (Russian special police forces) dressed as angels carrying police batons as magic wands, one of them kneeling before a punk protester as if proposing, while putting on handcuffs 9. Nah 'Freedom and Love' T-shirt 10. O-TON 1 - Yegor Yeremeyev, founder of Kultrab streetwear label (mann, 32 Jahre alt, Russian, 21 Sek.): 'The rallies that were held in Russia last summer [July and August 2019] started suddenly, no one was expecting them, and obviously, we thought it through and created a T-shirt where we’re saying that all that matters is freedom and love. That they shouldn’t be beating up people, but rather thinking about how to build a friendly society. 'MOSKAU, RUSSLAND19. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV11. Halbnahe Roman Belousov showing a T-shirt with a 'school bus' that looks like a police van holding detained people 12. Schwenk von unten nach oben a T-shirt with a variation of the schoolbus/police van theme 13. Nah a bumbag with the printed schoolbus/police van MOSKAU, RUSSLAND17. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV14. Schwenk von links nach rechts inside the bar, a table with Kultrab members MOSKAU, RUSSLAND19. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV15. O-TON 2 - Roman Belousov, founder of Barking Store streetwear label (mann, Russian, 18 Sek.): 'You’re walking around Moscow, and then you go: Oh, there are some like-minded people here [wearing our T-shirts]! It’s a really cool feeling, I mean, for me it’s doubly nice, because they’re wearing our stuff, but it’s also really cool because you can see that there are many people who have opinions similar to yours. 'MOSKAU, RUSSLAND17. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV16. Nah currently the most recognisable Kultrab T-shirt (made popular by Pussy Riot's Nadezhda Tolokonnikova), reading 'Cunt' in Russian, printed in glimmering pink letters 17. Schärfeziehen a Pussy Riot badge sewn onto a shirt, reading 'Fuck the police state' 18. Halbnahe a hand bag inspired by a Pussy Riot face-mask mehr

SHOTLIST PARIS, FRANKREICH1. OKTOBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV1. Totale models at the end of the show, gatecrash 2. PARIS, FRANKREICH1. OKTOBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV3. Nah models at the end of the show, gatecrash 4. Halbnahe back of guests 5. Schwenk von oben nach unten catwalk 6. Verfolgungsfahrt screenshot of Marie Benoliel's Instagram mehr

Die Zahl der Filialen soll drastisch schrumpfen, das Sortiment verschlankt werden. Dem letzten Berliner Standort sah man die Insolvenz schon lange an. Von Thorsten Mumme mehr

SHOTLIST PARIS, FRANKREICH27. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV1. Totale of Daisy-May walking down the catwalk 2. Totale of Daisy-May walking past seated people 3. Nah of Daisy-May's prosthetic legs 4. Halbnahe of Daisy-May dancing 5. O-TON 1 - Alex Demetre, Father of Daisy-May (English, 12 Sek.): 'She lost her knee on the right-hand side and it was below the knee on the left-hand side. It was a long process of getting her up and walking but then Daisy being Daisy, she got herself up, she's a little fighter and she's done all the things the doctors said she wouldn't do, she's out cartwheeling.'6. Totale of Daisy-May walking hand in hand down the catwalk mehr

SHOTLIST PARIS, FRANKREICH26. SEPTEMBER 2019QUELLE: AFPTV1. guests at the fashion show 2. guests at the fashion show mehr

SHOTLIST SHOTLIST:PARIS, FRANCE22 SEPTEMBER 2019SOURCE: AFPTVIMAGES - 03:05- WS of a model walking down a makeshift catwalk in a Dior workshop ahead of the show- CU on a detail of the model's outfit- PAN from the front of the model's suit to her face and straw hat- MS of Dior's artistic director, Maria Grazia Chiuri, in an interview- WS of a model walking- PAN on espadrilles - PAN on jewellery- CU on a braceletPARIS, FRANCE24 SEPTEMBER 2019SOURCE: AFPTV- WS of influencer Chiara Ferragni sitting in the front row for the Dior runway show- CU of Chiara Ferragni sitting in the front row for the Dior runway show- WS of a woman being interviewed before the fashion show- WS of a spotlight- WS of the set with people taking pictures of themselves- WS of a model with the same look seen in 'preview' images- PAN following a model in a straw hat- PAN following models on the catwalk- PAN of a model with braids and a dress with embroideries- PAN of two models walking by- TILT DOWN of a mannequin in a dress looks like straw- PAN following a model wearing a sweater with a print of real flowers, a technique developed by an Italian artist - PAN following a dress with the same types of prints- PAN following the model wearing this dress that's moving away- PAN following a model in a suit and tulle dress- PAN following a model in an embroidered dress with a Dior bag- PAN following two models- PAN following a model disappearing at the end of the parade- CU on a label on a tree- PAN following Maria Grazia Chiuri at the end of the runway showPARIS, FRANCE22 SEPTEMBER 2019SOURCE: AFPTVSOUNDBITE 1 - Maria Grazia Chiuri, artistic director at Dior (woman, English, 19 sec):'The idea is that sometimes we look at the garden like something that the man has to control. We don’t look at the natural gardens that are around us. So we made all the prints more with this idea of the natural garden, the gardens that are spontaneous.' SOUNDBITE 2 - Maria Grazia Chiuri, artistic director at Dior (woman, English, 46 sec):'The idea is women gardeners. It’s believable in my point of view, in any case in my background I know very well the countryside. In Italy it’s very present in our life. You use more this kind of shoes, this kind of boots to go into the garden or espadrilles. We mean to create a look for a young, modern, contemporary gardener inside a garden. It’s a modern and contemporary Miss Dior, Miss Catherine Dior.'PARIS, FRANCE24 SEPTEMBER 2019SOURCE: AFPTVSOUNDBITE 3 - Nicolas Bonnenfant , landscape designer and co-founder of Coloco (man, French, 21 sec):'There is still a huge media echo around a fashion show and we really wanted to think with Maria Grazia about how to use and capture part of this media echo to really say that now everyone is aware that we have to do things.'FRENCH: 'Il y a quand même un echo médiatique énorme autour d’un défilé de mode et on a vraiment voulu avec Maria Grazia réfléchir à comment utiliser et capter une partie de cet echo médiatique pour vraiment dire voilà maintenant tout le monde est conscient qu’il faut faire des choses.'SOUNDBITE 4 - Nicolas Bonnenfant , landscape designer and co-founder of Coloco (man, French, 10 sec):'So these are trees, it's symbolic, but it also goes with part of the recycling of the whole decor. It's time to say when it's over, then what. The years when we just took and threw things away are over.' FRENCH: 'Alors là c’est des arbres, c’est symbolique, mais ça va aussi avec une partie du recyclage de l’ensemble du décor. C’est le moment de dire ça y est, quoi. La parenthèse des années où on prenait et on jetait, c’est fini.'///---------------------------------------------------AFP TEXT STORYDior went back to nature in its Paris fashion week show Tuesday with Greta Thunberg plaits and a garden-inspired collection that seemed to spring straight from the earth.With climate change biting at the heels of the fashion industry, and the London shows hit by environmental protests, designer Maria Grazia Chiuri said she wanted to create clothes that 'were not just about image but action'.To do that she embraced the wild, with hemp gardening jackets and a series of stunning diaphanous dresses embroidered with wildflowers.These were not the dainty pink roses of Dior yore but sinuous survivors, thistles and other prickly customers flowering on stoney ground.Most of her models also wore their hair in plaits not dissimilar to those of the teenage Swedish environmental activist Thunberg.Three of the most striking looks bore the ghostly prints of real wildflowers, gathered and applied by an artist who has mastered the natural technique.The Italian designer also pushed the couture boundaries by using hemp and raffia in eye-catchingly unusual ways, with a layered raffia ballgown and flower-embroidered raffia waistcoats.All was set in what Chiuri called an 'inclusive garden' of 160 trees, their roots wrapped in hemp, which will all be replanted in urban gardens being designed around th mehr

Im Gespräch mit Verleger Florian Illies erzählt Stardesigner Wolfgang Joop Anekdoten aus seinem Leben. Bis er plötzlich aufspringt und verschwindet. Von Frederik Hanssen mehr

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