@@thevoid99today young girls just walk around in their pajamas, which is fine, you do you, but it isn't my style. I love my dresses and variety of fabric types.
They were so cute together! At lewst their breakup gave us iconic films. I really love both of their work a lot ❤ These are people who shaped a lot of cool indie pop culture for the next 20 + years Didn’t NYC indie princess Chloe Sevigny there too? Just iconic
@@ezzar8165 Guerrilla style refers to a form of independent characterized by ultra-low micro budgets, skeleton crews, and limited props using whatever resources, locations and equipment is available. The genre is named in reference to guerrilla warfare due to these techniques typically being used in real locations without obtaining filming permits or providing any other sort of warning.
I love the mention of both movies in the description…considering it reflected each others view of one another. SHOUTOUT TO KIM GORDON!! It was awesome to hear her speak about this in her book!
The fact that Kim Gordon just dropped a banger at 70 years old makes this video even more special (to me). Spike’s right, she’s the coolest girl in the world. Edit: was that Padma Laksmi on the runway??
@@endlessnameless6494 I love how confidently wrong you are. Kim lived in upstate New York until the age of 5 when her parents, both midwesterners, relocated to LA for her dad's work as an academic. They had no connection to the art scene or NYC and were not rich. Spike Jonez (real name Adam Spiegel), on the other hand, is a scion of the Spiegel catalogue fortune and comes from an incredibly privileged and well-connected background.
A lot of professional video from the 80s and 90s actually looks great, but most of what we get to see was recorded on low quality consumer VHS tapes and then digitally captured very poorly, then further compressed when uploaded to UA-cam.
HD cameras existed in the 90s. People also had access to HDTVs. It’s true that most people only had a tube tv with standard definition and a VHS player but if you could afford it HDTVs and DVD players were available to view and consume HD content. As a 90s kid I find this comment so funny, you make it seem like the 90s was the 80s or 70s.
I’m guessing The Al Gore Rhythm fed me this because I watched the clip about how this failed relationship birthed two Oscar winning screenplays, “Lost in Translation” and “Her” which tell the story of this marriage from both perspectives and both feature Scarlet Johansson as Sophia.
the only legit or actual "runway" models i spotted were kiara kabukuru and padma lakshmi! i won't lie im surprised they were able to get padma because 1994 was a very booked and busy year for her. kiara hadn't quite broken into mainstream fashion yet
They were still together during Lost In Translation - Spike Jonze shot some of the behind the scenes footage. They were divorced soon after the movie came out (probably when he saw the unflattering character in that film that was based on him).
@@Nathan-gd7xq I'd heard that it was based on them but I didn't realize how close she made it. Everything from her hoodie and hair to his nasally voice is exactly the same.
Wow this is crazy!! Soho looked so real then. Now a lot of the young kids is dressing like it's the 90's with zero edge. Soho is the instagram center of the world and the streets are lined with many, many obnoxious rich people.
Mad Connects. Liking something you liked, then something else you liked. And then realising they were connected pre-fuckthatshitintertardnet... Was so fucken human and amazing.
I had that x-girl t-shirt in a sky blue and the color ran after wash #1. My sister returned it to the pretentious rave store in D.C. With a fight, she got me an exchange, which also bled when I washed it by hand in a sink the first time I washed it. I still love this era of clothes, music, and culture, and loved the Sofia Coppola| Zoe Cassavettes show High Octane.
Was that movie supposed to be a diss on her? Like her cheating, or something? I know "Lost IN Translation" was about him....serious question, I have seen "Her", but wasn't sure if he was using metaphors about their marriage.
@@endlessnameless6494 that movie is about him recovering after their separation and divorce by having a long distance relationship with a girl he meets online. And then they make that science fiction. It’s not a diss on Sofia, but it is Spike’s honest picture of how he felt.
Why not forget about the 'type' of girl you think you ought to attract and simply think in terms of being more 'intelligent' and datable yourself. My guess is that this would serve you better in the long run.
If you’ve seen her movie “Lost in Translation” Giovanni Ribisi’s character was based on her experiences with Spike so if it was anything like the portrayal in that film, no wonder it failed
When ppl are like "shut up about the 90s already" I be like "no" and then watch shit like this lool. I find it hilarious how desperately ppl try to capture that carefree 90s vibe whether through filters, style, music, or put-on attitude. It's like bro, it's not organic, we're already too tainted just stawp. But if you were a satient being during the decade you know the vibes. (that doesn't mean I hate modern culture, or the 00s, or 80s, or 70s but most people tend to choose the 90s above the other decades for a reason)
Also just NYC privlidege, to be honest. I was 15 and in the midwest and as a young, wanna be hipster kid in Nowhere, I would watch stuff like this and think "must be nice". Same with Amherst, Mass or whatever. Geographic privlidege, if that is even a thing. The 90's were fun, but they certainly weren't THAT great in Middle America.
23 yr old Sofia is so young and in love here. Super cute. Five years before her first film, The Virgin Suicides.
Omg it was her FIRST film? Gosh SHE ATEEEEEEE
Good looking couple , and yeah she’s iconic. He went on to jackass success
@@RobbyRockaholicdang, he directs Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Her, and then gets remembered for Jackass
@@weslandia2001lmao for real. Smh
I mean Jackass is culturally iconic at this point to two generations. His films are good yea, but Jackass isnt something to be ashamed about.
The vibe of the 90s, looking down and humbling yourself while describing your achievement like it's no big deal. The complete opposite of the 2000s.
agreed. the 90s had some good fashion back in the day but also some stuff i wish i never wore. the girls were much cuter then. boys too.
The attitude was everything. Every one is so desperate for acceptance now.
@@thevoid99today young girls just walk around in their pajamas, which is fine, you do you, but it isn't my style. I love my dresses and variety of fabric types.
@@jimmydean9602everyone thinks everyone idolizes them and it’s so weird how desperate they seem 😂
you have a couple creatives who are awkward on camera and you're going to make these grand generalizations.
What a vibe young Sofia Coppola is.
This is so iconic.
Ironically
Haha This is peak 90s!!!
Horrible souvenir de ces années là, de ce monde là
5:10 They way they look at each other and laugh 😭 ahh young love
They were so cute together! At lewst their breakup gave us iconic films. I really love both of their work a lot ❤
These are people who shaped a lot of cool indie pop culture for the next 20 + years Didn’t NYC indie princess Chloe Sevigny there too? Just iconic
New York in the 90s was a time and place for the ages
The Chloe Sevigny shot of her walking the cat walk in a 1994 guerrilla style fashion show in Manhattan put on by Sofia Coppola is everything.
Would still pretty much be a "cool girl" makeover look for a 20 year old in 2023. Timeless fashion sense, really.
Where is Chloe Sevigny?
@@bbrow83 literally the first runway shot. 13 seconds in.
That’s not guerrilla style fashion.
@@ezzar8165 Guerrilla style refers to a form of independent characterized by ultra-low micro budgets, skeleton crews, and limited props using whatever resources, locations and equipment is available. The genre is named in reference to guerrilla warfare due to these techniques typically being used in real locations without obtaining filming permits or providing any other sort of warning.
Spike Jonze is so cute lol
but deadly
National treasure Kim Gordon from Sonic Youth !!! I miss the nineties…
That first "yeah" could have been all she contributed and she would have still been the standout
Incredible time to be in NYC. It was really like being in the center of the universe culturally. Everything was swirling around us daily like this
The last great decade. Hopefully another follows soon.
Why is she dressed like she's at a Himalayan base camp?
I love the mention of both movies in the description…considering it reflected each others view of one another. SHOUTOUT TO KIM GORDON!! It was awesome to hear her speak about this in her book!
Young Padma!
The fact that Kim Gordon just dropped a banger at 70 years old makes this video even more special (to me). Spike’s right, she’s the coolest girl in the world.
Edit: was that Padma Laksmi on the runway??
God, she's so gorgeous!
Finally some footage
“Paula Abdul didn’t show up, she was supposed to. I think that was the only downfall.“ 🤣 Pretty hilarious that Spike Jones felt snubbed by Paula.
wow this was happening the month I was born, and the same styles could be seen today!! the 90s are always so relevant
The nineties are unbeatable and Sofia Coppola is the best "it" girl to ever grace the throne.
Sofia and Spike were a cute and cool couple!
sofia is so cool
the original nepo babiessss
I think Spike was a self made dude? Could be wrong. The rest, yepp. Even Kim Gordon (who is 41 in this clip...) came from a rich NYC art family.
@@endlessnameless6494 I love how confidently wrong you are. Kim lived in upstate New York until the age of 5 when her parents, both midwesterners, relocated to LA for her dad's work as an academic. They had no connection to the art scene or NYC and were not rich. Spike Jonez (real name Adam Spiegel), on the other hand, is a scion of the Spiegel catalogue fortune and comes from an incredibly privileged and well-connected background.
@@pkd.81 You're dead on. Spike grew up on the Upper West Side and was privileged AF. He was born into the scene.
@@drinkingpoolwater Who cares? He's proved his talent. This nepobaby obsession is getting ridiculous.
Sofia, absolutely. But how is Spike one?
This is really good camera quality for the 90s
I wuz thinking the same
it looks like early 2010s footage tbh that's how good it is
A lot of professional video from the 80s and 90s actually looks great, but most of what we get to see was recorded on low quality consumer VHS tapes and then digitally captured very poorly, then further compressed when uploaded to UA-cam.
HD cameras existed in the 90s. People also had access to HDTVs. It’s true that most people only had a tube tv with standard definition and a VHS player but if you could afford it HDTVs and DVD players were available to view and consume HD content. As a 90s kid I find this comment so funny, you make it seem like the 90s was the 80s or 70s.
@@cboy0394 Actually, from the 70s to when I was born is equidistant to from the 90s to now
Padma Lakshmi at 3:50
Ha, those 90's ringer shirts, baby doll dresses, and tennis hats.
Spike is soooo damn handsome😍🥵
They were the coolest back then!
Sofia and Spike looked so cute together as young artists. Too bad they divorced. Also, man I remember X-girl in my early college days.
The coolest
I’m guessing The Al Gore Rhythm fed me this because I watched the clip about how this failed relationship birthed two Oscar winning screenplays, “Lost in Translation” and “Her” which tell the story of this marriage from both perspectives and both feature Scarlet Johansson as Sophia.
Being young in the 90s... No phones, no social media.
Best times
Hippest couple.
Giovanni Ribisi’s character in Lost in Translation makes a lot of sense now
So wonderfully 90's!
the only legit or actual "runway" models i spotted were kiara kabukuru and padma lakshmi! i won't lie im surprised they were able to get padma because 1994 was a very booked and busy year for her. kiara hadn't quite broken into mainstream fashion yet
Two amazing films came out of their divorce: Lost In Translation and Her.
They were still together during Lost In Translation - Spike Jonze shot some of the behind the scenes footage. They were divorced soon after the movie came out (probably when he saw the unflattering character in that film that was based on him).
Her came out 10 years after their divorce.
@@Nathan-gd7xq I'd heard that it was based on them but I didn't realize how close she made it. Everything from her hoodie and hair to his nasally voice is exactly the same.
the dual uncouplings of both sofia/spike & kim/thuston make me hate love
I miss the 90s NY so bad. Current NYC isn’t real
flooded with illegals
HERE BEFORE A MILLION VIEWS
Now that’s a power couple !!
this video is everything- it didnt get cooler than X GIRL.
Such a babies.
Wow this is crazy!! Soho looked so real then. Now a lot of the young kids is dressing like it's the 90's with zero edge. Soho is the instagram center of the world and the streets are lined with many, many obnoxious rich people.
@@jazzfan67 💯
Wow dope! Seeing Kim Gordon like that. She was everywhere wasn´t she?
It is hardly surprising she was there, considering she was co-owner of X-Girl and was there to promote it.
i did not know what spike jonzs looked like! dreamy!
nepoooooo babyyyyy
She is, but it doesn’t take away her talent
Mad Connects. Liking something you liked, then something else you liked. And then realising they were connected pre-fuckthatshitintertardnet... Was so fucken human and amazing.
It's never more serious than when a New Yorker says "whatever"
Wow, is that Padma Lakshmi at 3:48? That body though… 😳😍
I had that x-girl t-shirt in a sky blue and the color ran after wash #1. My sister returned it to the pretentious rave store in D.C. With a fight, she got me an exchange, which also bled when I washed it by hand in a sink the first time I washed it. I still love this era of clothes, music, and culture, and loved the Sofia Coppola| Zoe Cassavettes show High Octane.
DERELÍCTE!
Sophia is so effortlessly cool
1994 footage looks like 2023 footage now in terms of hair and fashion
This is great
Luv it , underground af
NYC still had some of that 80's roughness
Omg Kim Gordon
"Sexy tomboy" really is the type
ah, the prequel to the movie Her (2013)
Was that movie supposed to be a diss on her? Like her cheating, or something? I know "Lost IN Translation" was about him....serious question, I have seen "Her", but wasn't sure if he was using metaphors about their marriage.
@@endlessnameless6494 that movie is about him recovering after their separation and divorce by having a long distance relationship with a girl he meets online. And then they make that science fiction. It’s not a diss on Sofia, but it is Spike’s honest picture of how he felt.
@@Littlestraincloud Ah, ok. Makes sense. Was a good film; so was "Lost".
Padma looks very "excited"
Padma @3:51 ?
Young attractive intelligent and worth dating. I need to attract more of these girls. Mission started.
Why not forget about the 'type' of girl you think you ought to attract and simply think in terms of being more 'intelligent' and datable yourself. My guess is that this would serve you better in the long run.
Back when people were cool.
Back when _cool_ was cool. Now everything is cool, which means nothing is.
Was that a young Padma Lakshmi in there?!
yup...pretty clear shot of her arm scar at 3:54 as she turns.
Sofia, famous and well known for being, related to famous people
Well, That is some clothes that is sellable. This is Fashion show.
love daisy and kim
Daryl K was the source - a true powerhouse talent appropriated like hot cakes.
Padma Lakshmi!!
Sofia should work with Bill Murray. Maybe in Japan.
Is that Padma around 3:49??
Cute models. 😍
Very cool.
90s culture, back when we had a culture
you're just out of the loop
@@gingersnapuu444 the atomized loop of people on their phones
@Cian MacGana It really is, and everyone is experiencing strife
@@divisionoflabor3070 Ok boomer.
"my culture is good because I grew up with it and current culture is bad because I didn't grow up with it" My god dude you're so delusional.
April 94? What day?
Spike Jonze looks like 94's Bo Burnham.
he looks like Owen Wow Wilson.
Muito top
I always wondered why they divorced
If you’ve seen her movie “Lost in Translation” Giovanni Ribisi’s character was based on her experiences with Spike so if it was anything like the portrayal in that film, no wonder it failed
lost in translation and her explains both of their perspectives on it all.
@@ava4398 and in both films Scarlett Johansson was the leading lady.
@@annemargot1933Who herself is a divorce expert.
Very New York
Kim looks like a female David Bowie 💫
francis ford coppola at 1:30
When ppl are like "shut up about the 90s already" I be like "no" and then watch shit like this lool. I find it hilarious how desperately ppl try to capture that carefree 90s vibe whether through filters, style, music, or put-on attitude. It's like bro, it's not organic, we're already too tainted just stawp. But if you were a satient being during the decade you know the vibes. (that doesn't mean I hate modern culture, or the 00s, or 80s, or 70s but most people tend to choose the 90s above the other decades for a reason)
Huggy Bear at 3:07 #thisishappeningwithoutyourpermission.
these awkward artsy types all have the exact same body language and gestures lmao
I loved their real noses. Should've kept 'em.
Cloe, what babe
Is that michele lockwood at 2:47
Cool couple
Who?
a lot of rich kid privilege in this video....
Also just NYC privlidege, to be honest. I was 15 and in the midwest and as a young, wanna be hipster kid in Nowhere, I would watch stuff like this and think "must be nice". Same with Amherst, Mass or whatever. Geographic privlidege, if that is even a thing. The 90's were fun, but they certainly weren't THAT great in Middle America.
ALIEN ALL OF EM
Anyone recognize the model at 2:38?
When you fumble a baddie so hard you make a movie about it
What movie? :)
where is Vincent?
He is j*rking off in his basement
Is it just me or does Kim Gordon kind of look like David Bowie in this clip?
0:22
0:13 chloe sevigny
Gen X never Gen X'd harder.
"Dad....."
Paula missed out 😔
Oh yeah I am super talented rich girl…yeah I make movies yeah I am dating these guys, yeahh…so cool. NEPOOO