THE AVANT/GARDE DIARIES PRESENT DIANE PERNET & BRUNO PIETERS »TO BE HONEST« BY JASON LAST

© by The Avant/Garde Diaries / Direction Jason Last / Filming, Editing Jason Last / Production Katharina Kowalewski / Music Bunnystripes
If you go to a fashion show in Paris, you will nearly always notice a woman in head-to-toe black, whose personal style alone sets her apart from the glitzy crowd. Her name is Diane Pernet. As the writer and founder of A Shaded View On Fashion Film Festival, Diane displays a signature passion for the things she loves most in life: good movies and real fashion. Diane created the festival years ago when the very first fashion videos were made, before they became the ›it‹ thing. ›We need new ideas for fashion and the way to show it,‹ she says. ›We have seen catwalks for years. It’s time to be more creative.‹ Pernet surrounds herself with myriad creative personalities, and one of them is fashion designer Bruno Pieters. The former Hugo Boss designer is not only one of the most handsome, peaceful, and centered people in fashion, but also a man of consciousness, integrity, and magic.
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»THE MOST PART OF YOU« A FILM BY JASON LAST & JAIME RUBIANO FOR GARAGE MAGAZINE

© by Garage / Film Jaime Rubiano, Jason Last / Model Antonia Wesseloh at Elite / Styling Sabrina Marshall, Jaime Rubiano / Hair David Martinez at Sybille Kleber / Make-Up Morgane Martini at Artlist / Production Brachfeld Paris / Fashion Miu Miu, Nina Ricci, Prada, Sonia Rykiel, Delfina Delettrez, Fendi, Falke, Marc Jacobs, Loewe, Celine, Vintage Montana, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière, Vintage Christian Dior, Paule Ka, Rings by Delfina Delettrez, Jil Sander, Earrings by Prada and Yves Saint Laurent.
»Exclusively for GARAGE Online, Jaime Rubiano and Jason Last have created this mysteriously eerie but exquisite film. Featuring the beautiful Antonia Wesseloh and styled by Sabrina Marshall, the film includes excerpts written and narrated by Sarah Steinberg from her »The Most Part of You«; giving the film its title. The piece works on the idea of what constitutes fashion film and explores themes of ennui, beauty and listlessness.
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