A feature documentary by Becky Hunter, following the journey of Fashion designer Amy Powney of cult label Mother of Pearl, a rising star in the London fashion scene.

Raised off-the-grid in rural England by activist parents, Amy has always felt uneasy about the devastating environmental impact of her industry.

When she wins the coveted Vogue award for the Best Young Designer of the Year, which comes with a big cash prize, Amy decides to use the money to create a sustainable collection from field to finished garment, and transform her entire business.

Over the following three years, her own personal revolution becomes the precursor of a much bigger, societal change.

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A detailed insight into the conception, realization and unveiling of the Dior Autumn-Winter 2023-2024 collection. Accompany Maria Grazia Chiuri as she reveals the inspirational role played by the founding couturier’s sister Catherine Dior, explore the treasures kept in the archives, learn about the amazing savoir-faire involved, and then watch as artist Joana Vasconceles creates the show’s scenographic installation.

Discover the secrets behind the making of the Dior Autumn-Winter 2022-2023 Haute Couture collection by Maria Grazia Chiuri.

Scarlett Yang is an emerging designer who challenges waste in the fashion industry by experimenting with digital technologies to create innovative designs. 

Through her hybrid approach she investigates the properties of biomaterials such as algae and seaweed, whilst also experimenting with augmented reality and virtual design to dress people digitally. Here she tells us about her career journey, creative process, and gives advice around working more sustainably.

Hungry’s “Local Bug Lady Meets Successful 80s Businesswoman” extreme beauty transformation is a sight to behold. At an intersection of precise symmetry, expanded beauty norms, and undeniable humor, we find Hungry. Watch as Hungry goes from completing their entrancing "insect-vibe" look to a train ride to Borchardt Restaurant for a schnitzel dinner.

A tour of the Mode Museum in Antwerp, Belgium. Guided by the museum's Director and Chief Curator, Kaat Debo.

Revealing and celebrating the male body, Edward Crutchley's flamboyant fashions subvert the history of menswear, disregarding traditional gender norms.

This film takes a detailed look at a sumptuous gown by Crutchley, with a corseted bodice which was inspired by an 18th-century robe à l'anglaise, but adapted to fit a male torso. The dress comes from his Spring/Summer 2022 collection, which references the history of queer spaces in London, and specifically the work of 18th-century textile designer Anna Maria Garthwaite – an outsider working in a male-dominated industry.

Find out more about the Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear exhibition: https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/fas...

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How To Make Better Clothes: An examination of 3 pieces from the Martin Margiela '22 and Artisanal '21 presentation, looking at concept, development and finished product.

A film based on an original concept by John Galliano and directed by Olivier Dahan.

Maison Margiela 'Artisanal' 2021 Collection - A Folk Horror Tale - a film based on an original concept by John Galliano and directed by Olivier Dahan.

A model example of sustainable fashion design. Jan Jan Van Essche tells us how he designs open patterns to make outstanding slow made clothes.

Vogue had the pleasure of following Thom Browne as he built his fall 2020 collection. See how Thom works, from conception to execution, with a rare inside look at the designer's process.

In this video I interview Walter Van Beirendonck on a wide range of topics including the Antwerp 6, the controversy with Virgil Abloh & Louis Vuitton, his time at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, Belgium in the 80s, Martin Margiela, Demna Gvaslia's time as a student, copying, ownership in fashion and much much more.

Issey Miyake is an anomaly in the world of design and of men. The Japanese fashion designer not only shifted social perceptions on clothing, he pioneered the technology that made this shift possible and did so without forgoing the heritage of the craft. A survivor, inventor, philosopher and anthropologist who seeks to question the nature of a universal public as it navigates the modern world whom more importantly would have us questioning it too. 

Twenty years ago Hussein Chalayan took on the ideas of home and displacement in a spectacular show that stands the test of time.

A selection of must-watch classic shows by designer Hussein Chalayan.

Please note: there is some nudity in the 2008 show.

Despite their bitter rivalry, fashion designers Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli revolutionized women's style. Discover what made each designer unique as they continue to inspire the industry's finest creators.

From Charlotte Knowles to Prada, Maximilian to Mugler, here are some of this year’s most stylish shorts to binge instead of 'Love Actually'.

As the familiar ways of doing things have either been barred to us or exposed as redundant, fashion workers across the world have had to demonstrate resilience and creativity in ways like never before. Designers who once relied on the ready-made template of the runway, for example, have had to recalibrate and reconsider how to bring their work to their audiences with the same, or, even greater, impact.  

Accordingly, fashion film has emerged from its relative niche into the mainstream, with everyone from the creative directors of venerated couture houses to the brightest young independent designers teaming up with directors and DOPs to continue brightening our lives with their visions. 

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British Vogue had a front row seat for an intimate conversation between “fashion father and daughter” Pierpaolo Piccioli and Adut Akech in Paris. Watch as Valentino’s creative director and his supermodel muse touch on everything from Adut’s starring role in the house’s new fragrance campaign, to their shared passion for championing diversity, and their chance first meeting as Pierpaolo was enjoying a “chilled moment” outside a fitting in the French capital. 

LGBTQ+ Icons at Tate Britain – Sasha Velour, Munroe Bergdorf and Leo Kalyan | TateShots

Documentary series in which art historian James Fox explores how the power of images has transformed the modern world.

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In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Alastair Sooke gains privileged access to the Tate Modern for a last look at the Warhol exhibition. Sooke argues that Warhol might just be the most significant artist of the second half of the 20th century. Warhol not only predicted, but in many ways helped to create, the world we live in - one obsessed with hyper-consumption, mass media and celebrity.

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Join Tate curators Gregor Muir and Fiontán Moran as they discuss Warhol through the lens of the immigrant story, his LGBTQI identity and concerns with death and religion. 

Meet the man behind the brand. It's a Warhol you might not know, with some artworks you may not have seen before. 

Film about Peggy Guggenheim, an heiress who became a central figure in the modern art movement, a colourful character who was not only ahead of her time, but helped to define it.

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Li Edelkoort, one of the world’s most respected trend forecasters, gave a provocative talk on stage at VOICES, Here, she shares her thoughts on why the fashion system is broken, and how the industry can catch up with today’s reality and regain its cultural value as a change agent that pushes society forward. VOICES is BoF's new annual gathering for big thinkers in partnership with QIC Global Real Estate. 

i-D journeys back to 2013 to look back on conversations about changes in technology, and the effects these have on the fashion industry. 

'The Next Black' is a documentary film that explores the future of clothing. Watch as we meet with some of the most innovative companies on the planet to get their opinion on clothing and its future, including: heroes of sustainability, Patagonia; tech-clothing giants, Studio XO; sportswear icon, adidas; and Biocouture, a consultancy exploring living organisms to grow clothing and accessories.

In the early 1990s, fashion reflected the times. It was sombre, desperate and sometimes violent. Clothing underwent deconstruction and recycling, and fashion shows became fashion performances.

On June 24 2019 Jacquemus held its runway show within the lavender fields of the South of France!

The collection is called "Le Coup De Soleil", the sunburn. Loic Prigent asks Simon Porte Jacquemus to explain everything, silhouette by silhouette - all 65 looks are explained in detail. The inspirations, the fabrics, the backstories, the pink road, the humour, you hear it all from the designer himself!

French with English subtitles.

A pioneer of genderless fashion, designer Yohji Yamamoto is best known for challenging the status quo. Watch how Yamamoto incorporates traditional Japanese design in both personal collections and collaborations with brands like Adidas and Dr. Martens.

The old guard of fashion despised her; the critics never understood her. But for Rei Kawakubo, founder of the renowned fashion label Comme Des Garcons, that was always the point. For the more polarising a collection was, the more success it accrued. Kawakubo eschewed conventional standards of beauty, ushering in a new era of anti-fashion; a deconstructed wonderland of noir, capable of creating strong, provocative pieces for women with a defiant desire to dress in a way that reflected their own unique sensibilities.

Punk. Dame. Designer. Rebel. Millionaire. Mother. Radical. All words one could use to describe Vivienne Westwood, a woman who is perhaps the most influential British designer the world has ever seen.

In an industry predominantly created to showcase beauty, Westwood uses her skills to advocate higher causes, through her passion for art, history and social justice. In doing so she redefined what being a designer could represent, inspiring a wave of others dedicated to using fashion as a means of sparking cultural change.

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