Im glad to see that some of the design industry is coming up with something different other than that damn boring 180 year old notch collar blazers and stupid looking, gross out, flat shoes.
Just so you know, to clarify things, the music is not from The Hours or Dracula. It is Philip Glass's Company II - at least the first minute is, anyway.
thank u for this very detailed and thoughtful response, andrew. i searched for michael nyman after reading this, and found his "the promise" has the same, hmm, spirit as this one. i think u may be correct. i fail to find anything similar to this piece, which i swear i've heard before.
Definitely a good video! I always see so many nonsense videos on you tube now. Most of them are pretty funny, but it's nice to see these kinds of videos once in a while.
great guess; that's my guess, too. i swear i know this piece before. damn. can't recall it. keep me up to date if you figure out exact title, please. x
It actually sounds quite a bit like Michael Nyman, actually. That intensity of emotion is more characteristic of Nyman, than Glass. Glass' music is more sanguine and sedate than this. Nyman also has a way of capturing a spirit of 19th century music, which I feel this has. Though, I could be wrong. Just a suggestion. Love the very fine scarves and the fragile, poetic fabrics.
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Stanley8044 1 year ago
Im glad to see that some of the design industry is coming up with something different other than that damn boring 180 year old notch collar blazers and stupid looking, gross out, flat shoes.
Seyahhsod 1 year ago
anyone know the model in red at 2:42
catwalkwhore 2 years ago
I THINK some of the music might be Brahms "Akademische (...)."
andrewjamesmacleod 2 years ago
Just so you know, to clarify things, the music is not from The Hours or Dracula. It is Philip Glass's Company II - at least the first minute is, anyway.
Zarathustra06 2 years ago
14 the hours & the end of the dracula by philip glass
marcloveyou 2 years ago
can anyone tell me the name of the boy at 3:27
tufanbaris 2 years ago
i'm pretty sure its jonas kessler
LalaCMca 2 years ago
Debussy's Jeux de Vagues (La Mer) @ 2:44. Wish this was played up more - suits the scene (and Lanvin Homme in gen.) very much.
ajwiebe 2 years ago
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I'm blue da ba dee da ba die...
I have a blue house with a blue window.
Blue is the colour of all that I wear.
Blue are the streets and all the trees are too.
I have a girlfriend and she is so blue.
Blue are the people here that walk around,
Blue like my corvette, it's standing outside.
Blue are the words I say and what I think.
Blue are the feelings that live inside me.
ejzojeden 2 years ago
The runway music at the beginning is from P. Glass - Company, anyone has got his "Violin Concerto LP 1999" should have it already inside.
I adore Lanvin, for his way of dressing up men with elegance and bourgeoisie in a modern and wearable way!
moise321 3 years ago
Was that man's hair green?
AlexzondraCT 3 years ago
... that was a cap.
andrewjamesmacleod 2 years ago 2
thank u for this very detailed and thoughtful response, andrew. i searched for michael nyman after reading this, and found his "the promise" has the same, hmm, spirit as this one. i think u may be correct. i fail to find anything similar to this piece, which i swear i've heard before.
woof3x 3 years ago
What is the last song? It is amazing.
5295kazu 3 years ago
Definitely a good video! I always see so many nonsense videos on you tube now. Most of them are pretty funny, but it's nice to see these kinds of videos once in a while.
Chick6517 3 years ago
What is the song?!?! It's gorgeous.
allooui 3 years ago
Don't know exact song. Composer must be Philip Glass.
asnothe 3 years ago
great guess; that's my guess, too. i swear i know this piece before. damn. can't recall it. keep me up to date if you figure out exact title, please. x
woof3x 3 years ago
It actually sounds quite a bit like Michael Nyman, actually. That intensity of emotion is more characteristic of Nyman, than Glass. Glass' music is more sanguine and sedate than this. Nyman also has a way of capturing a spirit of 19th century music, which I feel this has. Though, I could be wrong. Just a suggestion. Love the very fine scarves and the fragile, poetic fabrics.
andrewjamesmacleod 3 years ago
... holy bad grammar, Andrew!
andrewjamesmacleod 3 years ago