Visionaire 60: Religion (nsfw)
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Designer Riccardo Tisci tackles a precarious topic in VISIONAIRE‘s upcoming issue #60 simply titled “Religion.” Created in collaboration with Givenchy, the issue falls in line with Tisci’s own profound interest in religion and its current role in not only culture but fashion as well. The once practicing Roman Catholic has prepared an issue of full excitement and great photography in conjunction with some familiar “saints” including Carine Roitfeld as seen here in an image shot by Karl Lagerfeld. The topic of religion doesn’t come cheap as the single issue is available for pre-order now at VISIONAIRE, with a retail price of $425 USD.
- identity0
well, the last image that didn't load isn't SFW.
Definitely looking to get this one. I got 58 - spirit - and was a bit let down. A lot of pomp and flowers. But this looks great.
- Horp0
Just so you know, Visionaire 61 will also be coming out soon, and the subject matter for that one is those static electricity shocks you get from the perfume counters in old apartment stores. I'm going have photographs and essays by some fo the top people in there, and then get Jean Paul Gaultier to do some sketchbook drawings of electric shocks, and I'm going to include a free CD on the cover with Beth Ditto and Ladio Gaga performing acapella versions of popular electro classics.
The format will be shiny junkmail paperstock, with perforated vouchers for pizza discounts, and all copy will be typeset in a font that really looks like an old carousel letterpress font.
- Is it hard being so cynical and bitchy all the time?identity
- No, its almost laughably easy. I just make it look hard. That's the skill, see.Horp
- very interested... go on...identity
- Well, it all started back in the eighties, I was a young and impressionable man taking my first career steps...Horp
- I came through the ranks and learn my craft from the shop floor up.Horp
- It was hard work, but I learned alot. One day my studio manager said I should go to art school...Horp
- yes yes! Keep going!identity
- I didn;t know quite why, but as always, I did as he suggested and applied. I got a place...Horp
- I found myself in the company of people who, to me, with my five years of studio experience...Horp
- seemed to be a bit retarded. Spalshing paint around, covering bits of carboard in clingfilm and calling it signage...Horp
- really it was like being in a room with a bunch of monkeys who were obsessed with their own poo poo...Horp
- and from that day to this, Ive found almost everything to do with this industry laughably absurd.Horp
- omg! I know! Yes! what else?identity
- Your go....Horp
- Oh, see, My name is randall. I post things on here that are generally constructive and meant to engage in...identity
- conversation. That's really my thing, I guess.identity
- Define 'constructive'...Horp
- serving a useful purpose; tending to build upidentity
- Actually Randall, after some though, I think you're right. I shouldn't have posted in this thread.Horp
- :-) Friends?identity
- It wasn't really meant to be cynical, just a bit of fun, but it was counter-productive and all you wanted was to discuss...Horp
- so I apologise for my post.
= (Horp - Friends.
Horp - oh, it's okay. I was rude in my initial response. I apologize as well.identity
- Trouble is there's so much spammy crap posted here that I tend to have my cynicism on a hair trigger.Horp
- Coming from the thread about saggy jeans, and the one about crop circles, I just marched in here and opened fire.Horp
- fire.Horp
- Anyway I'm off to bed now. Goodnight QBN.Horp
- goodnight Horp :-)identity
- I think this series of notes was even more entertaining than the thread! :DContinuity
- I kid, I kid. :)Continuity
- I totally agree with you Continuity. A relationship played out over 30 notesidentity
- gramme0
I smell a bromance in the making >