Just when you thought there couldn't be another horrible clothing line, Beth Ditto puts one out. Gag.
The fashion industry has collectively embraced its inner cinephile this year. First, Tom Ford announced his plans to direct (the fruits of which will produce the star-studded adaptation, The Last Man). Now fashion photographer Tim Walker has announced he'll do the same (his first feature film is slated to debut next fall). Karl Lagerfeld hopped aboard the bandwagon with his (sleepy) silent film, which pays homage to his house’s namesake, Coco Chanel. Vogue will be canonized in a film soon to debut at Sundance entitled The September Issue. And, now, of course, ubiquitous model Agyness Deyn, who not so long ago added DJ and songstress to her resume, is starring in a short artsy film, Dance of the Golden Axe, for the New York Times’ The Moment blog.
“Following the last show, the first show where I did not have any male models, lots of people commented on there not being any men’s wear in the collection….It felt like a good time to take on a new challenge and do a men’s wear collection,” he said, adding he is also working on some men’s accessories collaborations. “The collection will have all the staples of a men’s wear show, but obviously with my own slant,” said Pugh
