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produced by Mike Milk and Roald Raschner
co-produced by Milk & Sugar, Euphonica
mixed & arranged by Roald Raschner
mastered by GKG Mastering
Orchestra: Münchner Symphoniker
Conductor: Andreas Kowalewitz
Drums: Thomas Simmerl
Bass: Alex Klier
Additional Instruments: Roald Raschner
Artwork: Stu Patrics
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We feature the latest music videos by Spinnin’ artists like Oliver Heldens, Sam Feldt, KSHMR, Ummet Ozcan, Blasterjaxx, Merk & Kremont, Timmy Trumpet, Tujamo, Alok, Curbi, Mike Williams, Lucas & Steve, Throttle and many, many more! Expect daily uploads of official music videos, lyric videos and official audio across genres like dance, house, electro house, future house, deep house, big room and trap.
Well, well, well.... If Kim Kardashian was no indicator for you this Fall/ Winter runway should be. Do have a body for latex? I hope so.... Latex is all the rage for Fall 2020. Get out your baby oil. These are goi g to have to require glide to stride...... LOL
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For Winter 2020 Anthony Vaccarello revisits Saint Laurent’s well-behaved
and overly bourgeoise elegance of the Nineties. Between gilded salons
and nocturnal places inhabited by well-mannered girls and bad boys, the
Saint Laurent woman loves to take risks, she wears lace and cashmere
with latex. Fabrics from the archives have strident and borderline
colors, their houndstooth, panther and polka dots patterns contrast with
the shiny texture of latex. Everything is a matter of tension between
discipline and pleasure, Saint Laurent’s chic is always born from
imperfection.
I wanted to find the balance between control and abandonment, the
tension between discipline and pleasure that defines the modernity of
Saint Laurent. For Saint Laurent, elegance is mandatory but it also goes
with perversity; one without the other would only be plain bourgeoisie
or vulgarity.
Mister Saint Laurent had a very peculiar vision of bourgeoisie, he
almost rejected it. I was really stimulated by that tension this season,
it made me want to break the codes that are too conventional. Saint
Laurent is about danger. – Anthony Vaccarello
“Andromeda” (sometimes referred to as "Andromeda Intro") was made in 2013. For live-purposes, we wanted to put together a track that could establish a nice atmosphere - with a light touch of anticipation and suspense. Thus "Andromeda" came into existence. We performed “Andromeda” live a couple of times in 2014, where it featured as the opening track for those shows. Reading some of your comments on previous "Lost Tapes", we noticed that some of you wanted "Andromeda" to be included in the series. Hence us adding it.
Versace rolling out a beautiful line for Fall / Winter 2020. Versace sets the standard. Artistic perfection down to the last detail. We must preserve our creativity in these times. Bella Hadid slays. I have so much respect for everyone who participated in the show. Putting forth a beautiful energy and work ethic is what it is all about.The music and visual details were second to none. Visual art / 3D mapping are changing the game. Visual art takes front seat to the visual capabilities of a companies creativity across the board. I love this trend in fashion and on any other live presentation platform. BellaBassFly
Versace has always been synonymous with sensuality and self-confidence, freedom of expression and the sense of belonging: for Fall-Winter 2020, Donatella Versace continues this cultural conversation by presenting for the first time the women’s and men’s collections on the same runway in a celebration of equality and inclusivity. Never afraid to express a strong point of view, the collection is for those who do not dress to please everybody.
A new concept of sensuality, almost restrained, sketched and never shouted, is epitomized in the slashes that characterize both women’s dresses and men’s tailored suits. Jewelry-style rings are engraved with Versace’s iconic Greek Key pattern and are used to hold the slashes together. Structured or bonded fabrics are doubled to give a firm shape to dresses, skirts and jackets because there’s power and confidence even in the silhouettes. Arching domed skirts, nipped-in waists and super-strength shoulders highlight the “centres of power” of the Versace tribe: flamboyant and unapologetic in its expression.
In menswear, the clothes channel strength and portray bold hypermasculinity. The shoulders are broad, and the waist is cinched. Sports references inform the collection and appear on head-to-toe tracksuits and netting-backed nylon separates. Here, the slashes add character by revealing sports-inspired netting beneath for a modern rework of a universally recognised brand code. A new sneaker, the Trigreca grounds the looks with utilitarian edge.
It wouldn’t be a Versace collection without prints. This season, the Virtus V is distorted and blurred, blownup and enlarged for a finish that resembles a wild animalier pattern. It’s splashed across men’s tailoring, statement separates and women’s dresses. The same V commands attention as a sculpture at the show space, a constant reminder of the brand’s unmistakable iconography. There are also acid-toned florals and achromic designs that incorporate themes of illusion and abstract expressionism.
The finale is a sequence of eveningwear. Graphic lines, accented shoulders and Versace’s infamous metalmesh drape over the body and is used to create short sculptural dresses. An instarsia finish composed of metal mesh and crystal mesh is used to weave the fabrics together for a show-stopping, red-carpet-worthy look.
Featuring a selection of the extraordinary work produced by Gnomon's student artists, the Gnomon 2020 Student Reel highlights a variety of skills in the areas of visual effects, animation, modeling, texturing, character design, games, environment creation, and much, much more.
Please enjoy our 2020 compilation and be sure to look out for these amazing artists in the future!
Credits, listed by piece in order of appearance:
Mikko Eustaquio
Josh Harrison
Steven Henao, concept by Eddie Mendoza
Maya Borikova
Steven Henao
Ivanna Liitschwager
Preetham Raj R, concept by Masahiro Sawada
Andrew Adams
Jak Pagan, concept by Kung Jazz
Kevin Le
Nora Sakal
Georgia Saroj
Jared Fischler
Alex Rivera, concept by Donghee Han
Michelangelo Cellini, concept by Alessandro Paviolo
Sanjeevan Thavaraja, concept by Even Amundsen
Manan Bachkaniwala
Darren Hou
Georgia Saroj
Colleen Wei, concept by Zhang Jingna
Weiyo Sha
Mariam Hamed
Melody Romero, concept by Kazou Oga
Constantin Vilsmeier, concept by Cory Loftis
Sean and Jason Gardner
Austin Hanson, concept by Joseph Meehan
Zhang Xiaoyue
Steven Henao
Tom Hearne, concept by John Eaves
Dylan Zimmerman, concept by Blade Runner 2049
Viktoriia Didenko, concept by Acid Wizard Studio
Dennis Tae Wook Kim
Carlos Rizo
Eric Hollands
Nathan Plante
Melissa Cardona, concept by Alejandro Burdisio
Nathan Plante
Mariam Hamed
Steven Seydel
Kyle Sarvas
Logan Kehoe
Steven Henao
Omar Mukhtar
Skye Terran
Kevin Le
Max Moseley
Matt Hoyle
Josh Harrison
Mandy Chiu
Anita Kang & Mikko Eustaquio, concept by Paul Braddock
Nawan Junhasiri
Gonzalo Teixidor, concept by Luka Misvek
Sean Gardner, concept by O O Joo
Hamlet Ghazaryan
Alejandro Gomez
Mitch Fields
Chaerin Yoon
Constantin Vilsmeier, concept by Marta Dettlaff
Stephanie Wang, concept by Nuare Studio
Thomas Mills, concept by Michael Pedro
Jared Fischler
Ellis Tamarin
Elliot Wenzel
Josh Harrison
Weiyo Sha
Max Moseley
Melissa Cardona, concept by Airi Pan
Omar Mukhtar
Eric Roinashvili
Brian Gao, concept by Hubert Robert
Lucia Huang, concept by Lorenzo Lanfronconi
George Harrison, concept by Konstantin Vavilov
Kirkor Kasparian
Viktoriia Didenko
Melissa Cardona, concept by Sergey Vasnev
Strat Goumas
Fifi Then
Fabio Marzo, concept by Jesper Andersen
Thomas Mills
Andrew Adams
Georgia Saroj
Logan Kehoe
Viktoriia Didenko
Hue Yang
Erica Liu
Lotem Sason
Viktoriia Didenko, concept by Metro 2033
Kirkor Kasparian
Mikko Eustaquio
Jason Gardner
Viktoriia Didenko
Dennis Tae Wook Kim
Liz Wood
Foram Jani, concept by Quentin Bouilloud
Roy Ahn
Jonathan Chua
Mingshun Zhu
Constantin Vilsmeier
Matt Hoyle
Omar Mukhtar
Andrew Butler, concept by High Moon Studios
Foram Jani
Alex Rivera, concept by Roman Kupriianov
Logan Kehoe
Dayana Torosyan
Erica Liu, concept by Tom Booth
Lucia Huang, concept by Aymeric Kevin
Tom Hearne, concept by Joaquim Barata
Damon Cimarusti, concept by Hyun Lee
Meg Mjaatvedt
Erica Liu, concept by Gop Gap
Brandon Mays, concept by Johnson Ting
Zhouli Tan, concept by Micheal Soong
Vinay Bhardwaj
Jefferson Smith, concept by Michael Mowat
Kasita Wonowidjojo
Preetham Rapeti, Kyle Tang, Georgia Saroj, Jared Fischler
John Woolley
Grace Hori Reaves
Andrew Adams
Dennis Tae Wook Kim
Max Moseley
Weiyo Sha
Manan Bachkaniwala
Virginia Cantaro
Mitch Fields
Foram Jani
Jonathan Chua, concept by Detective Pikachu
Constantin Vilsmeier, concept by Borja Montoro
Ivanna Liitschwager
Narek Tashchyan
Eric Roinashvili
Ema Klucovska
Mikko Eustaquio, concept by Laurent Durieux
Carlos Rizo
Alexandria Federico, concept by Hongbo Yang
Mikko Eustaquio
Alec Hunstad
Haining Cao, concept by Alessandro Paviolo
Heng Cai
Kevin Le
Dallas Palmer, concept by Stephen Najarian
Jared Fischler, concept by Richard Wright
Roy Ahn
Georgia Saroj
Stephanie Wang, concept by Shaoai Chen
Steven Henao
Josh Harrison
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Gnomon is a degree-granting college and professional training institution specializing in education for the visual effects and game industries. Learn more at https://www.gnomon.edu
Absolutely stunning visuals . This presentation is next level. Peak the visual artwork Limelight for rag & bone New York NYFW 2020 . Fall/ Winter 2020 is blossoming into a progressive visual hybrid of not just fashion but atmosphere. An audio visual masterpiece. Enjoy the show! BellaBassFly
rag & bone introduced its Fall/Winter 2020 collection with an
audio-visual, immersive experience that brought together elements of
design, technology and entertainment. The 3D visuals for the show were
created by Limelight.
The narrative of the Fall/Winter 2020 experience was born out of
exploring the tensions between digital reality and the human interaction
with technology. Innovative collaborators such as Limelight and
Panasonic came together to amplify a brand statement that is uniquely
rag & bone. An expansive wall functioned as a portal for the models
as they debuted looks from the collection. The content produced by us
was displayed across the screen through HD projectors.
Inspired by the brand’s dedication to using cutting edge technology and
knowledge in order to prevent a climate catastrophe, the projection
mapping artwork we created for rag&bone is a futuristic vision of
traveling through four different worlds; New York, London, the English
countryside, and the Brazilian rainforest. The iconic Underworld hit,
King of Snake adds another layer of a psychedelic experience to the
route of returning to nature, our roots. In this utopist vision, we are
guiding the audience through these four worlds to present day where the
Amazonian and Australian rainforests are burning, and the world is
heading for a tragic end to the human race. Our solution to prevent this
tragedy is reaching a higher state of consciousness, connecting to one
another and saving the world together. This interconnection is the only
solution there is.
Art Direction: Csaba Világosi
Animation: Bettina Vörös, Ádám Sipos, Alex Riczkó, Soma Sárffi, Tommaso
Rinaldi, Kevin H. Campean, Csaba Szabó, Zoltán Varga, Máté Fekete, Csaba
Világosi
Project Management: Eszter Bircsák
Production: Scott Hallock, István Dávid
Music: Kris Bones
