Iris van Herpen - Hacking Infinity
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2015
- For her 'Hacking Infinity' collection, Iris van Herpen explores ideas of terraforming -modifying the biosphere of another planet to resemble that of Earth.
The collection explores the possibility of new geographies and our place within them. The desire to reconfigure space finds expression in light performative materials, which interact with the movement of the body, biomimetic structures and saturated spectral colors. The central geometry is the circle, in both silhouette and cut. The spherical shape of planetary bodies and the symbol of a boundless ‘hackable’ infinity unfolds before us in a constant flow of mandala-like forms.
Hand plisseed geometries both follow and frame the body while optical lighting film belts propose a polymorphic silhouette and challenge our perception of the figure in space.][This season Van Herpen has developed an extremely light, translucent stainless steel weave, hand burnished to imprint a sheen of nebula-like colors, whose infinite variations make each garment unique. Three-dimensionality is imperative to Van Herpen, and she continues her research with the creation of a 3D hand woven textile with designer Aleksandra Gaca. One weave like a mineral geology encases the body while the other cushions it with a light linear grid, threaded and fringed with a raw edge.
Van Herpen pursues her collaboration with the Canadian professor of architecture Philip Beesley on the creation of digitally fabricated dresses made from a black garden of fractal like geometries.
The shoes for the collection were made in collaboration with the Japanese shoe designer Noritaka Tatehana. They are crafted from 3D printed translucent crystal clusters and laser-cut leather.
Show credits
Press agent: Karim Ben Geloun | Karla Otto
Styling: Robbie Spencer
Casting Director: Russell Marsh
Collaborating artist: Philip Beesley
Press release: Eugene Rabkin & Jerry Stafford
Consultancy: Jerry Stafford
Music direction: Salvador Breed
Including tracks:
Sabla - Spirits
Positive Centre - Handed by Symmetry
Make-up: Inge Grognard | MAC
Hair: Maria Kovacs, Marco Lafrate | TIGI
Regie: Kim Vos
Shoes in collaboration with Noritaka Tatehana
3D dress in collaboration with Niccolo Casas
Frontstage Photographer: Peter Stigter
Backstage Photography: Julien Boudet, Morgan O'Donovan
Video Registration: Fabrice Daville | Premices Films
Special Thanks to:
ANDAM
Swarovski
Aleksandra Gaca Texile design
3D systems
AMAIKE
DEFI
Palais de Tokyo
Jurlights
Stefano Martinetto & Tomorrow showroom team
TextielMuseum
I'm surprised at how wearable this collection is.
Except for the shoes
@@MrMatthewWhalen I love the shoes! Maybe they are not for walking
Every show of Iris Van Harpen should be a lesson of real creativity. Work is heavy but show is ligth and slow as organic live . Amazing creator .
the shoes are everything!!! 😭😭
The pleats are so breathtaking!
People think that all fashion is about street wear there's also fashion thats about expressing yourself in clothing in this type of fashion they don't follow trends this is made to show what you can create with the human body
The shoes just look to heavy for them lol
*NO U.*
IVH’s worst collection and yet it’s still beautiful.
Such talent.
So pedestrian compared to her designs nowadays! 😊
No less gorgeous, just so tame!
I want a pair of those shoes! They are eye catching 💎💎💎
You must have some good insurance if you're wiling to put your legs at such risk
@@zazabrown732 don't worry she'd die for fashion.
@@mikiohirata9627 she'll just sit on a decorated chair or lay down on the floor to pose with the shoes (floating in the ocean also sounds incredible) No need for anyone to die.
Beautiful collection,@. I wish the modells would have walked to the beat of the music, that would have made the atmosphere even stronger.
amazing!
The sound is hypnotic, I love it. Superb collection, she's doing real art,
but two things i would criticize: models are too skinny and the shoes too heavy...
yes...she deconstruct the modern woman, metamorphic underpinnings of post-apocalyptic garb hanger...
+Ed Cooper or they just look like the usual anorectic models fashion industry has been promoting for years.....
agreed
charles wesley nah
love the shoes but I agree that there should be more diversity in terms of body type
At first I tho too dark and then aWoW!!!!
Outstanding!!!
I see you Iris you beautiful microbe! Sweet creature you are.
😍 😍 😍 Love it
Alguém em 2021
walking off mars. runway.
the illegitimate child of Armani and Issey...structure; contures, texture...sycophantic luster...
contours...
Quisiera saber si estás " pobres chicas" en algún momento COMEN= INGERIR ALIMENTO = NUTRIENTES. Pq DA PENA VER SUS CUERPOS FAMÉLICOS.
LA ROPA NO TAPA TAL DESASTRE
Alexander McQueen inspired :)
Poor girls they can't walk properly in those hoof shoes
new tehnology with anorexia...
Exactamente
🧐🤳
These are the skinniest I have ever seen🙄
It's nice to know Iris got better through the years
I've seen worse but yes I think Iris designs can really handle a not starving figure, other shoes were very creative too but models walked much better in those. Here it looked like they really had to try hard to even just walk.
love the collection and the hair/makeup (shimmering skin all over) but hate the shoes...they are ugly and distracting
I actually like but I don't want my app to get intangible so bye!
Hell, I'm getting thoroughly sick of anorexic zombie models.
They all look like they're starving to death for a start.
I love the collection but these models are thin skin stretched over screaming bones.