Never have I seen a massive group of women empowered in such a light that usually packages, labels, &commercializes a woman's body.I love what the designer has created for the women in HIS world.The clothes look structured,&restricting yet allows so much freedom. What perfect balance that gives me a clear redefinition of a woman's body; what it can wear &what it can DO.The dancers that modeled his story had a strong sense of agenda and individuality while having a CLEAR understanding of unity.
I had tears of joy by the end of this. This is one of those nights work everyone will wish that they had been there. Many will pretend they were! Many thanks to the cameraman.
I was unconfortable at first because I couldn't see the harmony in their dance, but from the middle to the end I started enjoying their dancing and the connection to the background music. The performance was very well rehearsed and they looked great doing it. The protest element was also very clear and fair. I loved their furious expressions at the end. Fantastic!
ok, I feel like I've read most of the comments here. Some of ya'll have made good points about the semi-exploitative nature of this show. I think it's groundbreaking for the time, and place. I think it's pretty revolutionary to put a bunch of black ladies on stage and have them perform a dance deeply rooted in African American culture. I think exposing the fashion world (a world that is the very inception of homogenous beauty standards) to something so different, and yet very much real, was and still is very important. I just wonder who this benefitted? I feel as though fashion can at times be extremely exploitative. Who has access to high fashion? Who benefits from the sales? Did theSteppers benefit? In using a black medium, did Owens ensure that black folks benefitted, or did he just use our medium as a way of elevating the minds of his audience members, and the overwhelmingly white and wealthy fashion world? It's important to ask these questions.
exploitative -making use of a situation or treating others unfairly in order to gain an advantage or benefit. I dont see how anyone was treated unfairly. They got a chance to perform and they took it. The models/dancers can now put the show on their resume. if the the dancers didnt know what they were dancing for and were mislead about their pay so much so to later find out they got paid pennies meanwhile the owner made millions then perhaps.. But I am sure people knew what the pay was agreed to it and saw an opportunity to be a part of something that looks good on their resume... So not exploitative in a true meaning of the word.
Unexpected and empowering! Bravo Rick Owens! In an industry full of stereotypes daring is rare. These women are real warriors, Rick changed the boundaries, I hope more twists on the industry will follow, this was a dance theatre, aboriginal performance and not just catwalk
Like any fashion show the show is majorly about one thing and one thing only. The clothing. In order to showcase the themes behind the line Rick Owens made a number of aesthetic choices in order to highlight ideas that he explored in the making of the pieces. I've read interviews about this particular line where he has mentioned that street wear to him has a very revolutionary-warrior, "gladiator" and "Spartan" type feel to it. The shoes which are also of his design are meant to be an abstraction of gladiator warrior shoes. The models/dancers are grimacing because that is the tone of the clothing. Bold colors, bold lines, bold cuts, bold shaping. So therefore you have bold bodies performing bold movements while making strong faces. I also noticed that the floor patterns consisting of sharp turns and straight lines as well as 90 degree and 45 degree facings of the choreography also tie into the in-your-face "feel" behind the line. This undoubtedly also served to showcase every side of the clothing in action as street wear and sports wear is meant to be seen. This line, as Rick Owens has mentioned, is directly influenced by both street and sports wear. I feel that conciously choosing "earthy" full curved women performing step-dancing while intentionally grimacing really does the artistry behind the purpose of this show (the clothing) a great deal of justice. Rick was extremely creative and innovative in the choices that he made.
Thank you for explaining and helping in defining what it was I saw, especially because I know nothing about the world of fashion. The aggression was quite real and I can understand why so many people in the front rows kept staring at their stupid phones.
Powerful and aggressive, yet full of unity camaraderie and sisterhood Personally I didn't see black or white while while i was watching this, I was moved by the music, the women, the movement, the color the raw passion
I agree with your general sentiment, but why say that? It always annoys me when people say something like, "I don't see color." It doesn't make a person racist to recognize a black chick when they see one. Or any race at all, for that matter. People look different; it's okay to notice.
I just LOVE THIS! It gives me a powerful feeling, excepcially in how "normal" woman feel about the fashion standards... People should pay attention to this show, it's an awesome critic.
Great stuff, very proud of my neighbor Loretta who is one of the dancers. I had no idea what I would see when she said go check it on the Internet. Dancers, bet you all scared some of those stiff, upper lipped fashion editors half to death, though they were pretending to be cool on the outside, LOL. It is as radical and off the charts for our times as Beethoven was during his time.
Great example of forward thinking. Finally something real that expresses there should be no conventional mold of beauty and fashion. Very avant-garde. I admire his strength and conviction because the decisions to stand your ground in a sea of prejudice and sameness standards is difficult in the superficial industry.
I was already in love with Rick Owens anyway, but this has just completed it. I REALLY hope other designers take this as a challenge. More larger, POC dancing models, fashion-makers! chop chop!
I love the REAL THICK POWERFUL HEALTHY BODIES and the BLACK AND BROWN AND WHITE SISTERHOOD here in this show ... tears.. its so powerfilled... you have given us such a gift. Thank You Rick Owens! Everyone... now BRING IT!!!
I am seriously crying right now. Rick Owens and those fierce-ass steppers just dropped the mic on fashion forever and ever. Fully body fuck you. Amazing.
Sorry for my bad english.... In Brazil, this is called sambar at the face of enemies. The majority of dancers are black womens and out of aesthetic standards. This is so amazing, they literally dancing at the face of the withe elite, producer of the world fashion. This is a well done critic about the excludent fashion that have been making for all fashionistas. This is historic moment, now we have to cross our fingers, for this not appear just a only breath of sanity inside the fashion.
LOVE IT!!!!!! SO POWERFUL, THAT'S WHAT WE WOMEN SHOULD FEEL ABOUT OURSELVES!! AND NOT THE "FRAGILE" IMAGE THAT HAS BEEN SHOVE IT DOWN OUR THROATS FOR YEARS!!
This is such a powerful presentation! ... and SO flipping timely! If you told me this was a performance piece in response to any form of racial, religious or other marginalization; to rape culture, to Oil Fracking, to surveilance, to men ruling women, to the wage inequality, to a number of things - I would believe each one! I love this so much!
in the fashion industry (they are usually girls super skinny and white), this was a great kick to the industry. He's real. doing what he does. does not follow the typical industry standards!.
I do like the creativity. As a women who is a member of one of the sorority's represented and full figured, I just want to know what made him want them to use those faces(which some call a grit)...the whole thing was completely out the box and shows his originality. Not in love with the clothes but the idea was great...Thanks Owen for the change:)
Increible, me encantó! La coregrafia estuvo bien ensayada, y las expresiones fue lo qe mas me impacto. Creo qe es obvio el mensaje: en las pasaleras churpias comunes las modelos no solo son de tallas en extremo delgadas, sino qe sus rostros no reflejan nada, parecen robots. Estas mujeres demuestran rudeza, qe son reales, algo mas qe solo un objeto para mostrar ropas y modas. Lo tomo como una protesta por parte de ellas y un simbolo de lo qe es la mujer...
strong!! fierce!! real!! WOMEN! if i could afford those clothes, i would get a whole wardrobe. they can stand up to ferocious steppin and they look beautiful!
Congratulations!!!!!!!! Rick Owens.Thank to show the real and beautiful woman!!! amazing!!!!performance . Off course congratulations to all beautiful woman!! hermosas todas!!!
I love this collection. And I think it's awesome that he used women that weren't the usual model type. But, in all fairness, I think some of the pieces could've been more flattering to some girls' body types. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with not being model sized. It's just that some pieces could've been made to fit some of them a lot better
wow, love it! It's awesome how it's different in every way to an average fashion show, not only because of the model's sizes and skin tones, they had this angry faces, which I loved, that maybe showed that women are sick and tired of skinny girls walking with straight faces, and fashion is not only for them, models don't have to be only human hangers, because fashion is not only about clothes, it's also art.
Even though I agree that the clothes are not that great it was an awesome show. What does it matter if you think it's ugly? The true intention here is that everyone is going to REMEMBER Rick Owens for his innovation. It's all about there message.
...un ser maravilloso capaz de lograr hasta lo imposible con su voluntad. Demostraron valor. Y si, admito qe sus atuendos y peinados no eran glamurosos o lindos, pero ese es el mensaje no? La belleza superficial no es sinonimo de grandeza espiritual y fuerza de voluntad. Aplausos a este video y las bellas mujeres qe participaron en el.
I tell you what.. i would've been a million miles more impressed if it was 30 black models graciously walking the catwalk as if it was any other 'high fashion' show to represent a true change and acceptance. Owens just did this for the purpose of a one-off concept. Not exactly a ''revolution'' until people actually imbed diversity into fashion without a second thought
Both everyday women AND pro. models look fantastic in Rick Owens!! GORGEOUS!! Being from the South, I have a great appreciation for Step! Happy to see it done so well and by so many!
i've loved Rick Owens for a long time, but always despaired of getting his clothes since they are generally in size 00. as a woman who looks like these chicas up on the runway, i am inspired that a designer whose work i love has expanded his horizons. but will the clothes for purchase be available in these sizes, or were these "non-sample" sizes just for the runway?
This was really neat and new to fashion shows but the only thing that urked me was the background music. Step dance is supposed to be about music with your body , acoustics. So it kind of defeats the purpose of a step show and you can barely hear the step routine.
I grew up watching step shows. So to see this on a major runway is amazing. Definitely not racism on Rick's part, but the comments below make it clear that many associate these women and this style of movement/expression with "ugliness." Seeing things like "prehistoric" "circus" and "fat black..." subtly illustrates that it's the public at large dictating fashion's struggle with race and body image, not solely the industry itself. Outstanding show.
Step is derived from traditional African dances that has stood the test of time. I'm in no way offended by this dance, just as I'm not offended by the Hula or Irish line dances.
I have worked with LeeAnet Noble since she was a tap dancer at Knock on Wood. Then came Stomp, Drumstruck and the Rick Owens at Rick Owens Spring 2014 Womenswear Paris, See Ori Rosenthal at Vogue. Lately, as things inevitably evolve, I have played accordion behind her along with a violinist. www.whoaint.com in a Klezmer type rendition of Fiddler on the Roof theme "If I Were a Rich Man". Also our usual "Poinciana" inspired by Ahmad Jamal. Likely the first time (and maybe last!) that anybody has danced to an accordion at Studio 54 (Below)!
That finish was bad-ass! Nice to see that racism in France is being addressed here. fashion is a reflection of creativity and progressive modern art, societal issues bleed into that :) NICE!!
I love that people can feel differently about the same thing. It called "choice". I love diversity, and I believe beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. I just did not like the presentation and I thought the fashions were sub-par. We don't all have to agree. As a fashion show, it did nothing for me. If you LOVED it, that's fine also.
Never have I seen a massive group of women empowered in such a light that usually packages, labels, &commercializes a woman's body.I love what the designer has created for the women in HIS world.The clothes look structured,&restricting yet allows so much freedom. What perfect balance that gives me a clear redefinition of a woman's body; what it can wear &what it can DO.The dancers that modeled his story had a strong sense of agenda and individuality while having a CLEAR understanding of unity.
I had tears of joy by the end of this. This is one of those nights work everyone will wish that they had been there. Many will pretend they were! Many thanks to the cameraman.
I was unconfortable at first because I couldn't see the harmony in their dance, but from the middle to the end I started enjoying their dancing and the connection to the background music. The performance was very well rehearsed and they looked great doing it. The protest element was also very clear and fair. I loved their furious expressions at the end. Fantastic!
I love it! The emotions, the dancing, the models and the clothes! Especially those banging shoes. I love it all.
Words can't describe how amazing this is. The raw emotion, passion and style of the clothes and the models. Truly inspiring.
ok, I feel like I've read most of the comments here. Some of ya'll have made good points about the semi-exploitative nature of this show. I think it's groundbreaking for the time, and place. I think it's pretty revolutionary to put a bunch of black ladies on stage and have them perform a dance deeply rooted in African American culture. I think exposing the fashion world (a world that is the very inception of homogenous beauty standards) to something so different, and yet very much real, was and still is very important. I just wonder who this benefitted? I feel as though fashion can at times be extremely exploitative. Who has access to high fashion? Who benefits from the sales? Did theSteppers benefit? In using a black medium, did Owens ensure that black folks benefitted, or did he just use our medium as a way of elevating the minds of his audience members, and the overwhelmingly white and wealthy fashion world? It's important to ask these questions.
exploitative -making use of a situation or treating others unfairly in order to gain an advantage or benefit. I dont see how anyone was treated unfairly. They got a chance to perform and they took it. The models/dancers can now put the show on their resume. if the the dancers didnt know what they were dancing for and were mislead about their pay so much so to later find out they got paid pennies meanwhile the owner made millions then perhaps.. But I am sure people knew what the pay was agreed to it and saw an opportunity to be a part of something that looks good on their resume... So not exploitative in a true meaning of the word.
@@xpez9694 that’s a good point.
What a great way to demonstrate the livability of the clothes! The centipedes at the end are the best.
I started bobbing my head subconsciously with these ladies. Such a good show and hella inspiring.
Unexpected and empowering! Bravo Rick Owens! In an industry full of stereotypes daring is rare. These women are real warriors, Rick changed the boundaries, I hope more twists on the industry will follow, this was a dance theatre, aboriginal performance and not just catwalk
That umbrella style cut of the woman in the back of the first group is so amazing!
I wanna cry, this so beautiful and emotive. Their expressions are priceless.
This is why I will always buy Rick Owens clothes, shoes, and accessories whenever I can. Respect.
amazing so yet beautiful!!! im in tears and POWERFUL!! Kudos to Rick Owens
Holy f*ck this was the most amazing and creative presentation I have ever seen.
The best fashion show so far! Still amazed!
I love this video, I've watched it so many times.
Like any fashion show the show is majorly about one thing and one thing only. The clothing. In order to showcase the themes behind the line Rick Owens made a number of aesthetic choices in order to highlight ideas that he explored in the making of the pieces. I've read interviews about this particular line where he has mentioned that street wear to him has a very revolutionary-warrior, "gladiator" and "Spartan" type feel to it. The shoes which are also of his design are meant to be an abstraction of gladiator warrior shoes. The models/dancers are grimacing because that is the tone of the clothing. Bold colors, bold lines, bold cuts, bold shaping. So therefore you have bold bodies performing bold movements while making strong faces. I also noticed that the floor patterns consisting of sharp turns and straight lines as well as 90 degree and 45 degree facings of the choreography also tie into the in-your-face "feel" behind the line. This undoubtedly also served to showcase every side of the clothing in action as street wear and sports wear is meant to be seen. This line, as Rick Owens has mentioned, is directly influenced by both street and sports wear. I feel that conciously choosing "earthy" full curved women performing step-dancing while intentionally grimacing really does the artistry behind the purpose of this show (the clothing) a great deal of justice. Rick was extremely creative and innovative in the choices that he made.
Thank you for explaining and helping in defining what it was I saw, especially because I know nothing about the world of fashion. The aggression was quite real and I can understand why so many people in the front rows kept staring at their stupid phones.
I'm enchanted by the creations, and the model, and the dance! That presentantion brought me to tears! Inovative, beautifful - MARAVILHA!!!
Thats how i feel when i first saw this , which made me breathless. Amazing,spiritual and everyone should watch this. Im touched.
Powerful and aggressive, yet full of unity camaraderie and sisterhood
Personally I didn't see black or white while while i was watching this, I was moved by the music, the women, the movement, the color the raw passion
I agree with your general sentiment, but why say that? It always annoys me when people say something like, "I don't see color." It doesn't make a person racist to recognize a black chick when they see one. Or any race at all, for that matter. People look different; it's okay to notice.
thank you ! why must we still bother over races now, but that was a strange show, entertaining and showed off the weird clothes it worked its purpose.
+Xan King The fact they brought it up is contradictory anyways
The clothes are nice. Reminds me of how what some people used to think of 10 years ago as "Costume" garments for Sci-fi. Love It!
this was amazing! the stank faces, the stepping, the clothes. I'm overwhelmed with major fashion feels right now. I can't.
Wow! Fashion + step show = powerful performance art. That was incredibly moving.
Tastiest fashion show I've ever seen.
I just LOVE THIS! It gives me a powerful feeling, excepcially in how "normal" woman feel about the fashion standards... People should pay attention to this show, it's an awesome critic.
Great stuff, very proud of my neighbor Loretta who is one of the dancers. I had no idea what I would see when she said go check it on the Internet. Dancers, bet you all scared some of those stiff, upper lipped fashion editors half to death, though they were pretending to be cool on the outside, LOL. It is as radical and off the charts for our times as Beethoven was during his time.
Finally. This is really powerful. Rick Owens has alllllll my respect and admiration.
Great example of forward thinking. Finally something real that expresses there should be no conventional mold of beauty and fashion. Very avant-garde. I admire his strength and conviction because the decisions to stand your ground in a sea of prejudice and sameness standards is difficult in the superficial industry.
I was already in love with Rick Owens anyway, but this has just completed it. I REALLY hope other designers take this as a challenge. More larger, POC dancing models, fashion-makers! chop chop!
I love the REAL THICK POWERFUL HEALTHY BODIES and the BLACK AND BROWN AND WHITE SISTERHOOD here in this show ... tears.. its so powerfilled... you have given us such a gift. Thank You Rick Owens! Everyone... now BRING IT!!!
What is ugly for you might not be ugly for everyone. I liked, actually, I was amazed by it. It's amazing what he did, this guy is a genius
I am seriously crying right now. Rick Owens and those fierce-ass steppers just dropped the mic on fashion forever and ever. Fully body fuck you. Amazing.
Fierce beautiful natural women on the runways of Paris illustrating fantastic design. MORE. Thank you Rick Owens
Thank you Rick Owens, for restoring my faith in the fashion industry.
black is indeed beautiful.
uplifting, inspiring, fierce.
utterly brilliant!!
I realize now how much more angry women I need in my life!!! Thank you! Beautiful!!
Sorry for my bad english....
In Brazil, this is called sambar at the face of enemies. The majority of dancers are black womens and out of aesthetic standards. This is so amazing, they literally dancing at the face of the withe elite, producer of the world fashion. This is a well done critic about the excludent fashion that have been making for all fashionistas. This is historic moment, now we have to cross our fingers, for this not appear just a only breath of sanity inside the fashion.
Thank you mister Owens you are the best !! Nothing to prove anymore !!
I've never felt so energized after having had such a long and exhausting day.
LOVE IT!!!!!! SO POWERFUL, THAT'S WHAT WE WOMEN SHOULD FEEL ABOUT OURSELVES!! AND NOT THE "FRAGILE" IMAGE THAT HAS BEEN SHOVE IT DOWN OUR THROATS FOR YEARS!!
This is such a powerful presentation! ... and SO flipping timely! If you told me this was a performance piece in response to any form of racial, religious or other marginalization; to rape culture, to Oil Fracking, to surveilance, to men ruling women, to the wage inequality, to a number of things - I would believe each one! I love this so much!
SO empowering. almost teared. DEFINITELY cheered.
Finally some clothes for every height, shape and size. Respect
in the fashion industry (they are usually girls super skinny and white), this was a great kick to the industry. He's real. doing what he does. does not follow the typical industry standards!.
Love, love, love it on so many levels! Great job to the dancers and what a cool opportunity for them.
AMAZING!!!!! Real women for real clothing. Finally a designer that gets it
I do like the creativity. As a women who is a member of one of the sorority's represented and full figured, I just want to know what made him want them to use those faces(which some call a grit)...the whole thing was completely out the box and shows his originality. Not in love with the clothes but the idea was great...Thanks Owen for the change:)
best fashion video, best dance video and best video starring women!!!!!
these girls are so fucking powerful that i can't help but cry every time i watch this
+paiganism I cry cause people think this is art/fashion and they are so trendy/chic/revolutionary
yes I think two out of four teams participated are from sororities. look up the show, there is an article about the background from the cut
omg thanks so much for the upload!!
Increible, me encantó!
La coregrafia estuvo bien ensayada, y las expresiones fue lo qe mas me impacto. Creo qe es obvio el mensaje: en las pasaleras churpias comunes las modelos no solo son de tallas en extremo delgadas, sino qe sus rostros no reflejan nada, parecen robots. Estas mujeres demuestran rudeza, qe son reales, algo mas qe solo un objeto para mostrar ropas y modas.
Lo tomo como una protesta por parte de ellas y un simbolo de lo qe es la mujer...
strong!! fierce!! real!! WOMEN! if i could afford those clothes, i would get a whole wardrobe. they can stand up to ferocious steppin and they look beautiful!
wish all the fashion shows were with people n performances like these ones
Congratulations!!!!!!!! Rick Owens.Thank to show the real and beautiful woman!!! amazing!!!!performance . Off course congratulations to all beautiful woman!! hermosas todas!!!
stunning models, so beautiful and FIERCE :) best fashion show ever
I think this is awesome. Screw all you haters who can't see anything new. I congratulate Rick Owens for having the balls do pull this off.
This was powerful and beautiful. No to those who are crying racism. It wasn't born of small mind.
I love this collection. And I think it's awesome that he used women that weren't the usual model type. But, in all fairness, I think some of the pieces could've been more flattering to some girls' body types. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with not being model sized. It's just that some pieces could've been made to fit some of them a lot better
wow, love it! It's awesome how it's different in every way to an average fashion show, not only because of the model's sizes and skin tones, they had this angry faces, which I loved, that maybe showed that women are sick and tired of skinny girls walking with straight faces, and fashion is not only for them, models don't have to be only human hangers, because fashion is not only about clothes, it's also art.
Emi F. Facts 🙌🏾✨
These ladies rocked the house.
I love how Rick comes in at the end is is like "hey guys but i gotta go bye"
9:38 mos def'ly the one with the best attitude n swagger, especially that shoulder mini shimmy she did before turning, dayemn.
Even though I agree that the clothes are not that great it was an awesome show. What does it matter if you think it's ugly? The true intention here is that everyone is going to REMEMBER Rick Owens for his innovation. It's all about there message.
Beautiful show !
...un ser maravilloso capaz de lograr hasta lo imposible con su voluntad. Demostraron valor. Y si, admito qe sus atuendos y peinados no eran glamurosos o lindos, pero ese es el mensaje no? La belleza superficial no es sinonimo de grandeza espiritual y fuerza de voluntad. Aplausos a este video y las bellas mujeres qe participaron en el.
No skinny girls, no white girls... just attitude. Rick is simply the best in this business, inspiring, amazing and best of all. REAL.
Holy Shit!!! Best collection of SS14!
I tell you what.. i would've been a million miles more impressed if it was 30 black models graciously walking the catwalk as if it was any other 'high fashion' show to represent a true change and acceptance. Owens just did this for the purpose of a one-off concept. Not exactly a ''revolution'' until people actually imbed diversity into fashion without a second thought
EL MEJOR FASHION SHOW DE LA TEMPORADA
Both everyday women AND pro. models look fantastic in Rick Owens!! GORGEOUS!! Being from the South, I have a great appreciation for Step! Happy to see it done so well and by so many!
i've loved Rick Owens for a long time, but always despaired of getting his clothes since they are generally in size 00. as a woman who looks like these chicas up on the runway, i am inspired that a designer whose work i love has expanded his horizons. but will the clothes for purchase be available in these sizes, or were these "non-sample" sizes just for the runway?
Very good performance. The music is just perfect too, someone knows who did the sound ? Thanks
I love this on so many levels!
Now that's my kind of fashion show. Amazing.
it's like Rick made us look at the amazing clothes while a riot, a fucking war was going at the same time. Unbelievable!
This was really neat and new to fashion shows but the only thing that urked me was the background music. Step dance is supposed to be about music with your body , acoustics. So it kind of defeats the purpose of a step show and you can barely hear the step routine.
I saw this in the MoMA exhibit! pretty cool
Beautiful, made me tear up
Full Screen FULL Volume -WOWness !!!!
Hail to the Rick!!.. amazing! he's taking it to another world!!
Found this in the Guardian newspaper website. This is pretty cool.
I grew up watching step shows. So to see this on a major runway is amazing. Definitely not racism on Rick's part, but the comments below make it clear that many associate these women and this style of movement/expression with "ugliness." Seeing things like "prehistoric" "circus" and "fat black..." subtly illustrates that it's the public at large dictating fashion's struggle with race and body image, not solely the industry itself. Outstanding show.
Step is derived from traditional African dances that has stood the test of time. I'm in no way offended by this dance, just as I'm not offended by the Hula or Irish line dances.
INCREIBLE, FABULOSO, PRECIOSO, TODO, ME HA ENCANTADO TODO.
The Camera guy was horrendous. Is there video of this performance that does it some justice?
JUST POWER OF PATTERN , WOMEN AND ART
Quebra de estereótipos! Adorei
This. Is. Perfection.
I have worked with LeeAnet Noble since she was a tap dancer at Knock on Wood. Then came Stomp, Drumstruck and the Rick Owens at Rick Owens Spring 2014 Womenswear Paris, See Ori Rosenthal at Vogue. Lately, as things inevitably evolve, I have played accordion behind her along with a violinist. www.whoaint.com in a Klezmer type rendition of Fiddler on the Roof theme "If I Were a Rich Man". Also our usual "Poinciana" inspired by Ahmad Jamal. Likely the first time (and maybe last!) that anybody has danced to an accordion at Studio 54 (Below)!
Beautiful... Absolutely Beautiful !
amazing, breath of fresh air.
Love it!! Me encanta! Poderoso, potente! Amé las expresiones faciales, carajo!!!!
This was ICONIC
I dont know nothing about fashion, but almost everything about circus and I am interested in this act
i love your comment!!! i think the same! women have a lot of power in them! let's show that!
Anybody know what the tracks used are called? :)
That finish was bad-ass! Nice to see that racism in France is being addressed here. fashion is a reflection of creativity and progressive modern art, societal issues bleed into that :) NICE!!
I love that people can feel differently about the same thing. It called "choice". I love diversity, and I believe beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. I just did not like the presentation and I thought the fashions were sub-par. We don't all have to agree. As a fashion show, it did nothing for me. If you LOVED it, that's fine also.
What music did he use? I need this song!