Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer,
A/W 07 Collection
By Surface to Air
Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen
Styling by John Hullum
Set design by Emmeline De Mooij
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Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer, A/W 07 Collection By Surface to Air Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij Interview —
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer, A/W 07 Collection By Surface to Air Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij Interview —
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer, A/W 07 Collection By Surface to Air Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij Interview —
Why did you choose Paul Sevigny for example? The older brother of actress Chloe Sevigny? The connection is: Kenneth Cappello shoots a lot for Dazed&Confused and is from New York. Paul Sevigny is also from there, but moreover he is A.R.E. Weapons’ band manager and also happens to be a great DJ. Our venues present a complete coherent concept where everybody’s coming from the same field.
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer, S/S 07 Collection By Surface to Air Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij Interview — So - having a broad network is enough to just open a restaurant and a store in Brazil? We‘ve done a lot of parties in Paris before and they’ve been quite successful. So we thought, why not opening something else over there…? I heard that your Paris parties all had a special concept. Could you explain that, please… We stick to the set up of having one band, one DJ for the people to dance, one media going with it (e.g. a magazine) and one artist. For example we had A.R.E Weapons playing, Paul Sevigny as a DJ,Dazed&Confused as the magazine to go with it and Kenneth Cappelloas an exhibiting photographer. At other venues we had musicians likeAmon Tobin, Gonzales or A Touch Of Class.
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer, S/S 07 Collection By Surface to Air Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij Interview — So - having a broad network is enough to just open a restaurant and a store in Brazil? We‘ve done a lot of parties in Paris before and they’ve been quite successful. So we thought, why not opening something else over there…? I heard that your Paris parties all had a special concept. Could you explain that, please… We stick to the set up of having one band, one DJ for the people to dance, one media going with it (e.g. a magazine) and one artist. For example we had A.R.E Weapons playing, Paul Sevigny as a DJ,Dazed&Confused as the magazine to go with it and Kenneth Cappelloas an exhibiting photographer. At other venues we had musicians likeAmon Tobin, Gonzales or A Touch Of Class.
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer,
S/S 07 Collection
By Surface to Air
Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen
Styling by John Hullum
Set design by Emmeline De Mooij
Interview —
So - having a broad network is enough to just open a restaurant and a store in Brazil? We‘ve done a lot of parties in Paris before and they’ve been quite successful. So we thought, why not opening something else over there…? I heard that your Paris parties all had a special concept. Could you explain that, please… We stick to the set up of having one band, one DJ for the people to dance, one media going with it (e.g. a magazine) and one artist. For example we had A.R.E Weapons playing, Paul Sevigny as a DJ,Dazed&Confused as the magazine to go with it and Kenneth Cappelloas an exhibiting photographer. At other venues we had musicians likeAmon Tobin, Gonzales or A Touch Of Class.
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer,
S/S 07 Collection
By Surface to Air
Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen
Styling by John Hullum
Set design by Emmeline De Mooij
Interview —
So - having a broad network is enough to just open a restaurant and a store in Brazil?
We‘ve done a lot of parties in Paris before and they’ve been quite successful. So we thought, why not opening something else over there…?
I heard that your Paris parties all had a special concept. Could you explain that, please…
We stick to the set up of having one band, one DJ for the people to dance, one media going with it (e.g. a magazine) and one artist. For example we had A.R.E Weapons playing, Paul Sevigny as a DJ,Dazed&Confused as the magazine to go with it and Kenneth Cappelloas an exhibiting photographer. At other venues we had musicians likeAmon Tobin, Gonzales or A Touch Of Class.
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer,
A/W 06 Collection
By Surface to Air
Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Still life photographs by Erwan Frotin Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij
Interview —
How do you pick up something new that quickly then?
When we had to do the perfume bottle we basically taught ourselves 3D in fifteen days. It’s just work, really. But right now I can’t tell you more about it – it’s confidential still…
How would you respond if someone asked you to design a car?
That seems to be more technical…
We‘re always very curious about collaborating with people, and we like to do that quickly. We’re not very “French” in this way. If I met you now and you were a car designer and one day I got the opportunity to design a car – I’d just call you in and we would work together right away. But if we get too much into details, we loose the overall idea.
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer,
A/W 06 Collection
By Surface to Air
Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Still life photographs by Erwan Frotin Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij
Interview —
How do you pick up something new that quickly then?
When we had to do the perfume bottle we basically taught ourselves 3D in fifteen days. It’s just work, really. But right now I can’t tell you more about it – it’s confidential still…
How would you respond if someone asked you to design a car?
That seems to be more technical…
We‘re always very curious about collaborating with people, and we like to do that quickly. We’re not very “French” in this way. If I met you now and you were a car designer and one day I got the opportunity to design a car – I’d just call you in and we would work together right away. But if we get too much into details, we loose the overall idea.
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer,
A/W 06 Collection
By Surface to Air
Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Still life photographs by Erwan Frotin Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij
Interview —
How do you pick up something new that quickly then?
When we had to do the perfume bottle we basically taught ourselves 3D in fifteen days. It’s just work, really. But right now I can’t tell you more about it – it’s confidential still…
How would you respond if someone asked you to design a car?
That seems to be more technical…
We‘re always very curious about collaborating with people, and we like to do that quickly. We’re not very “French” in this way. If I met you now and you were a car designer and one day I got the opportunity to design a car – I’d just call you in and we would work together right away. But if we get too much into details, we loose the overall idea.
Fashion Campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer,
A/W 06 Collection
By Surface to Air
Model Photographs by Viviane Sassen Still life photographs by Erwan Frotin Styling by John Hullum Set design by Emmeline De Mooij
Interview —
How do you pick up something new that quickly then?
When we had to do the perfume bottle we basically taught ourselves 3D in fifteen days. It’s just work, really. But right now I can’t tell you more about it – it’s confidential still…
How would you respond if someone asked you to design a car?
That seems to be more technical…
We‘re always very curious about collaborating with people, and we like to do that quickly. We’re not very “French” in this way. If I met you now and you were a car designer and one day I got the opportunity to design a car – I’d just call you in and we would work together right away. But if we get too much into details, we loose the overall idea.
fashion campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer, S/S 05 collection
By Surface to Air
Photographs by Richard Burbridge
Styling by John Hullum
Interview —
That sounds like there is a lot of space for spontaneous action!
Well, we just do whatever we are interested in. If a client comes up and challenges us with a new media we haven’t been working in so far and we see something interesting in that, then we just do it. Spontaneity is something we want to preserve and therefore try to change activities all the time in order to stay fresh.
I think, throughout the years what people see in us is not a particular specialty anymore, but our way of thinking. That’s what we are interested in, too. Wether we design a coat or, interior design or let’s say, a perfume bottle. All these are things we had never done before, but still won one competitions with that.
fashion campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer, S/S 05 collection
By Surface to Air
Photographs by Richard Burbridge
Styling by John Hullum
Interview —
That sounds like there is a lot of space for spontaneous action!
Well, we just do whatever we are interested in. If a client comes up and challenges us with a new media we haven’t been working in so far and we see something interesting in that, then we just do it. Spontaneity is something we want to preserve and therefore try to change activities all the time in order to stay fresh.
I think, throughout the years what people see in us is not a particular specialty anymore, but our way of thinking. That’s what we are interested in, too. Wether we design a coat or, interior design or let’s say, a perfume bottle. All these are things we had never done before, but still won one competitions with that.
fashion campaign for Tsumori Chisato-Japanese Fashion Designer, S/S 05 collection
By Surface to Air
Photographs by Richard Burbridge
Styling by John Hullum
Interview —
That sounds like there is a lot of space for spontaneous action!
Well, we just do whatever we are interested in. If a client comes up and challenges us with a new media we haven’t been working in so far and we see something interesting in that, then we just do it. Spontaneity is something we want to preserve and therefore try to change activities all the time in order to stay fresh.
I think, throughout the years what people see in us is not a particular specialty anymore, but our way of thinking. That’s what we are interested in, too. Wether we design a coat or, interior design or let’s say, a perfume bottle. All these are things we had never done before, but still won one competitions with that.
