Toronto: Nada presents 3D fembots of the future (also, her fall collection)
Fashion on the silver screen is nothing new. Previewing a fall collection worn by fierce fembots from the future in mortal 3D combat, however, definitely felt fresh. Donning our 3D glasses (and munching on strawberry Twizzlers) we sat back and took in Nada’s Fall 2010 presentation, a video dubbed Future Fashion/Fashion Future. Taking full advantage of a collection that hinged on female strength and visions of the future, the 7-minute movie took us through a video game-style martial arts match complete with swinging lead pipes and warriors outfitted in metallicized python-embossed leather pants, aggressive jumpsuits and tech-y coats. The only drawback? We didn’t get a great look at the collection. Featuring only special editorial pieces, the film seemed to center more on the magic of technology than the clothes. (There were brief glimpses of the collection in a rotating digital closet where the invisible game player could choose a beauty look, outfit and weaponry.) The designer was coy on whether she would continue dabbling in cinematic feats for future collections, but I can’t help but speculate that these won’t be the last special effects we’ll see from Shepherd.
You can view the movie on nada3D.com, where there’s also info on ordering your own set of Nada 3D glasses.
Click on the images below to see stills from the video as well as looks from Nada’s Fall 2010 collection.
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Fashion on the silver screen is nothing new. Previewing a fall collection worn by fierce fembots from the future in mortal 3D combat, however, definitely felt fresh. Donning our 3D glasses (and munching on strawberry Twizzlers) we sat back and took in Nada’s Fall 2010 presentation, a video dubbed Future Fashion/Fashion Future. Taking full advantage of a collection that hinged on female strength and visions of the future, the 7-minute movie took us through a video game-style martial arts match complete with swinging lead pipes and warriors outfitted in metallicized python-embossed leather pants, aggressive jumpsuits and tech-y coats. The only drawback? We didn't get a great look at the collection. Featuring only special editorial pieces, the film seemed to center more on the magic of technology than the clothes. (There were brief glimpses of the collection in a rotating digital closet where the invisible game player could choose a beauty look, outfit and weaponry.) The designer was coy on whether she would continue dabbling in cinematic feats for future collections, but I can’t help but speculate that these won’t be the last special effects we’ll see from Shepherd.
You can view the movie on nada3D.com, where there's also info on ordering your own set of Nada 3D glasses.
Click on the images below to see stills from the video as well as looks from Nada's Fall 2010 collection.
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