#Anders Christian Madsen

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Maison Margiela Artisanal 2024: ‘Nighthawk’ (1h14:23)

Based on an Original Concept by John Galliano. Directed by Sasha Kasiuha.

Artistic Image Director - Alexis Roche. Styling Défilé - Olivier Rizzo. Casting Director - Jess Hallett.

Make Up & Make Up Concept - Dame Pat Mcgrath. Hair & Hair Concept - Duffy.

Défilé Movement Director - Pat Boguslawski. Défilé Shoes By Christian Louboutin For Maison Margiela Artisanal

Invitation Design Direction – Olu Odukoya. Nighthawk Poster - Tom Kan

Sound Direction And Design - Jeremy Healy With Tom Linden & Cheekypaul

Production / Paris - 109. Film Premiere Production - La Mode en Images. Livestream and Défilé video direction - Bureau Future

Voice-over Of Mr. Galliano Conducted By Anders Christian Madsen

Voice-over Of Mr. Galliano Recorded By Tayo Popoola

Voiceovers By Joseph Bader (Soho Voices)

Voiceovers By Jamiyla Ocasio (Damn Good Voices)

Cast:

Abdrahamane Tambadou

Achol Ayor

Alvar Af Schulten

Anna Iris Dobson

Antoine Brabant

Canlan Wang

Charlotte Hommes

Chuol Khan Dak

Colette Kanza

Daimy Van Betuw

Dara Gueye

Diya Zhang

Dugyeong Kim

Elise Schmidt

Eliza Petersen

Emeline Hoareau

Finlay Robinson

Frederic Bittner

Gwendoline Christie

Hamin Yu

Hannah Motler

Jill Kortleve

Jordan Barrett

Julia Nobis

Jum Kuochnin

Kim Kardashian

Léa Julian

Leo Levy

Leon Dame

Lina Zhang

Lucky Love

Lulu Tenney

Lydia Celesta

Maggie Maurer

Mamuor Majeng

Maya Sieron

Michael Zielinski

Monica Bellucci

Naomi Apajok

Natasha Poonawalla

Nyaduola Gabriel

Nyakier Buong

Olga Sherer

Rachel Renou

Rejoice Chuol

Rezi Simonova

Sanija Dalecka

Sascha Rajasalu

Sherry Shi

Tess Mcmillan

Thomas Riguelle

Tish Weinstock

Valentine Charrasse

Vika Shoom

Yeray Allgayer

Yilan Hua

Yulia Bezryadina

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Marni: Ready-To-Wear AW23 Why did Marni want to show in Tokyo? “The synchronisation with this culture is about being inspired by how much sacrifice there is in disciplining, learning, making. Here, they’re masters of that,” Francesco Risso said before taking over the Yoyogi National Gymnasium for the second stop on his Marni world tour. The post Marni: Ready-To-Wear AW23 appeared first on 10 Magazine. https://www.10magazine.com/shows/marni-ready-to-wear-aw23/

[fashionbooksmilano]

Givenchy Sfilate

Alexandre Samson, Anders Christian Madsen

Tutte le collezioni Con oltre 1200 illustrazioni

L'Ippocampo, Milano 2023, 632 pagine, 19,5x28,6cm, ISBN 978 88 6722 7013

euro 49,90

e-mail if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

Tutte le collezioni Con oltre 1200 illustrazioni

La prima panoramica completa delle collezioni donna di Givenchy, dagli esordi a oggi, con le fotografie originali delle sfilate. Fondata nel 1952 a Parigi da Hubert de Givenchy, la maison diviene presto emblema di un’eleganza disinvolta, incarnata dalla memorabile musa Audrey Hepburn. Dopo il ritiro del fondatore, nel 1995, alla guida si avvicendano stilisti visionari e raffinati come John Galliano, Alexander McQueen, Julien Macdonald, Riccardo Tisci e Clare Waight Keller, fino all’attuale direttore creativo Matthew M. Williams, sempre attento alle più vive tendenze del nuovo decennio. Attraverso 179 collezioni haute couture e prêtà-porter, Alexandre Samson e Anders Christian Madsen raccontano la storia di un marchio audacemente creativo, in equilibrio fra sensualità, romanticismo e streetwear.

04/01/24

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Stella McCartney FW23

From Anders Christian Madsen's review for Vogue

Judging from the models’ stoicism in these pictures, it’s hard to believe that seven un-haltered white Camargue horses were running around the sand-strewn arena immediately to the left of the runway. They entered the Manège de l'École Militaire to a fanfare of Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode—“reach out, touch faith!”—wafting their long silvery manes as they galloped through the 18th century riding ring. They were joined by the horse whisperer Jean-François Pignon, who gently encouraged them to rear, run in circles and roll around in the sand. “There’s so much leather and feather and fur on the runway, especially in winter, and I just wanted to show that you can do it in a different way. You don’t have to kill anything,” Stella McCartney said after the show.

“It’s beautiful: the tailoring, the bespoke work. As someone who studied that for many years, you can’t get away from it,” she said, reflecting on those uniforms. “The relationship between the man and the woman and the horse and nature, it’s this kind of pull-and-push, and I think there’s a poetry at the center of it all.” McCartney applied her equestrian grammar to the Y2K language of her own fashion history, which she first re-introduced last season. The fusion materialized in skimpy hussar jackets, little cropped vests, deconstructed denim suits from another equestrian culture, and low-riding trousers that infused McCartney’s Chloé-era draped hip chains with fresh tack associations.

Those memories continued in dresses and knitwear that revived the horse print from her spring/summer 2001 collection for Chloé, albeit in a blurry evocation. McCartney’s ongoing rekindling with her own archives from her tenure at the house is timely—it’s what the kids want (just ask her teenaged daughter) but it’s clearly also invigorating the designer in new ways. Everything suddenly feels a little bit more impassioned in the house of Stella. Last season’s oversized blazers and coats were back today—as on many other runways this month—now adorned in the checks of horse blankets and some sculpted with the nipped-in waists of hunting jackets. As a nod to her family history, McCartney emblazoned her mother's horse photography on evening dresses, and the horse photography of her sister Mary on shirts—one worn by Pignon himself.

Asked to elaborate on the relationship between the collection and horses, McCartney smiled: “I guess the main relationship is that they’re alive and the clothes haven’t killed anything. There’s a celebration of everyone living in harmony together.” Next to an exhaustive list of the sustainable materials that made up the collection (too long to mention but accessible on her website), she enforced that philosophy in three new handbags created from state-of-the-art alternatives to animal leather: one from the plant-based, plastic-free and circular material MIRIUM; another crafted in croc-effect AppleSkin made from apple waste; and the first-ever bag made from a white version of the mushroom material Mylo.

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Synkefri

Synkefri (2023) #ChristianAndersen #SylvesterByder #JohanneLouiseSchmidt #SofieTorp #IbenDorner #HenrikBirch Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 (November) Genre: Drama Regie: Christian Andersen Hauptrollen: Sylvester Byder, Johanne Louise Schmidt, Sofie Torp, Iben Dorner, Henrik Birch, Esben Dalgaard, Lars Topp, Anders Brink Madsen … Filmbeschreibung: Der völlig neue und unsinkbare Rettungsboot RF2 stürzt bei einer seiner ersten Rettungsmissionen im Jahr 1981 ab. Neun Männer sterben. Henrik, der Sohn des Kapitäns der RF2,…

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Posted @withregram • @victoriabeckham @vogueaustralia July 2022

Photographer: Dan Jackson @studio_jackson

Stylist: Christine Centenera @christinecentenera

Hair: Luke Hersheson @lukehersheson

Make up: Wendy Rowe @wendyrowe

Words: Anders Christian Madsen @anderschristianmadsen

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Referencing

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Brooke Theis (30th September 2021) Watch Maria Grazia Chiuri in conversation with Dior’s latest artist collaborator Anna PaparattiAvailable at: https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/fashion/a37802767/maria-grazia-chiuri-dior-artist-anna-paparatti-video/ (accessed 26th November 2022)

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Claire Turrell (April 23rd 2021) Why fashion is embracing the free spirited mod look after Lockdown, from TikTok to the virtual runway Available at: https://www.insider.com/mod-fashion-comeback-sixties-makeup-style-pandemic-2021- 4#:~:text=The%20sixties%20are%20back%20%E2%80%94%20the,like%20Rihanna%20and%20Kendall%20Jenner. (accessed 27th November 2022)

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Cynthia Alba (2022) Nazda Jacket Available at: https://cynthiaabila.com/ (accessed 26th November 2022)

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Dior (2022) SS 2022 Ready to Wear Collection Available at: https://www.dior.com/en_gb/fashion/womens-fashion/ready-to-wear-shows/spring-summer-2022-ready-to-wear-show (accessed 26th November 2022)

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Fog has become my logo. I use it a lot. It’s a simple, dumb gesture, and I like a simple, dumb gesture. It has ambiguity to it. It stretches all the way from doing poppers in a disco basement in the middle of the night to incense in a church. It brings a sense of magic and mysticism to the occasion, and it’s false. It’s theatre. But that’s good enough. That kind of artifice can be a tool towards religion and group events, it can heighten the sense of wonder and it can elevate a moment. It can be an artificial stimulation but it can actually help get you there. It can alter your mood to…open your heart to magic. Oh, that’s nice!

RICK OWENS

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Vogue UK September 2020, Story "A Change of Pace". John Galliano, photographed by Thomas Lohr. "Fashion is my lover. She taunts me, devours me, pushes me to strive for excellence; to create, to breathe, to live." Article by Anders Christian Madsen.

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2020 Olympics Denmark Roster

Archery

Maja Buskbjerg-Jager (Nørre Broby)

Athletics

Thijs Nijhuis (Copenhagen)

Abdi-Hakin Ulad (Skælskør)

Ole Hesselbjerg (Charlottenlund)

Kojo Musah (Aarhus)

Simon Hansen (Herning)

Tazana Dyrbak-Kamanga (Nairobi, Kenya)

Frederik Schou-Nielsen (Copenhagen)

Anna Møller (Copenhagen)

Sara Slott-Petersen (Nykøbing Falster)

Emma Bomme-Beiter (Copenhagen)

Astrid Glenner-Frandsen (Copenhagen)

Ida Karstoft (Copenhagen)

Mathilde Kramer (Copenhagen)

Rowing

Sverri Sandberg-Nielsen (Tórshavn)

Joachim Sutton (Roskilde)

Frederic Vystavel (Copenhagen)

Ida Gørtz Jacobsen (Copenhagen)

Christina Juhl-Johansen (Tommerup Stationsby)

Fie Udby-Erichsen (Hobro)

Hedvig Rasmussen (Fredriksberg)

Frida Sanggaard-Nielsen (Copenhagen)

Trine Dahl-Pedersen (Copenhagen)

Sailing

Jakob Precht-Jensen (Aarhus)

Jonas Warrer (Aarhus)

Christian Lübeck (Lyngby)

Ida Baad-Nielsen (Aarhus)

Marie Olsen (Aarhus)

Lin Cenholt (Aarhus)

Lærke Buhl-Hansen (Copenhagen)

Anne-Marie Rindom (Søllerød)

Shooting

Jesper Hansen (Bjergsted)

Steffen Olsen (Aarhus)

Rikke Ibsen (Herning)

Anna Nielsen (Funen)

Table Tennis

Jonathan Groth (Copenhagen)

Wrestling

Fredrik Bjerrehuus (Herning)

Badminton

Anders Antonsen (Aarhus)

Viktor Axelsen (Dubai, U.A.E.)

Kim Astrup-Sørensen (Copenhagen)

Anders Rasmussen (Copenhagen)

Mia Blichfeldt (Solrød Strand)

Maiken Fruergaard-Sørensen (Hvidovre)

Sara Thygesen (Frederiksberg)

Mathias Christiansen (Copenhagen)

Alexandra Bøje (Copenhagen)

Canoeing

Sara Milthers (Copenhagen)

Julie Frølund-Funch (Copenhagen)

Bolette Iversen (Copenhagen)

Emma Jørgensen (Bursø)

Cycling

Kasper Asgreen (Kolding)

Jakob Fuglsang (Geneva, Switzerland)

Christopher Juul-Jensen (Kilmacanogue, Ireland)

Michael Valgren-Hundahl (Østerild)

Niklas Larsen (Slagelse)

Lasse Hansen (Faaborg)

Rasmus Pedersen (Odense)

Frederik Rodenberg-Madsen (Værløse)

Michael Mørkøv-Christensen (Kokkedal)

Sebastian Fini-Carstensen (Hellerup)

Emma Norsgaard-Jørgensen (Silkeborg)

Cecilie Uttrup-Ludwig (Fredriksberg)

Amalie Dideriksen (Kastrup)

Julie Leth (Aarhus)

Caroline Bohé (Hillerød)

Malene Degn (Copenhagen)

Simone Christensen (Aaarhus)

Equestrian

Peter Flarup (Søndre)

Andreas Schou (Kolding)

Cathrine Dufour (Hvalsø)

Carina Cassøe-Krüth (Hobro)

Nanna Skodborg-Merrald (Hvalsø)

Golf

Rasmus Højgaard (Billund)

Joachim B. Hansen (Hørsholm)

Nanna Madsen (Copenhagen)

Emily Pedersen (Copenhagen)

Handball

Niklas Landin-Jacobsen (Søborg)

Magnus Landin-Jacobsen (Søborg)

Emil Jakobsen (Kerteminde)

Magnus Saugstrup-Jensen (Aalborg)

Lasse Svan-Hansen (Lille Heddinge)

Kevin Møller (Tønder)

Henrik Møllgaard-Jensen (Bramming)

Mads Mensah-Larsen (Holbæk)

Henrik Toft-Hansen (Skive)

Mikkel Hansen (Helsingør)

Morten Olsen (Osted)

Jóhan Hansen (Tórshavn, Faroe Øer)

Lasse Andersson (Copenhagen)

Jacob Holm (Esbjerg)

Mathias Gidsel (Skjern)

Judo

Lærke Olsen (Hørsholm)

Skateboarding

Rune Glifberg (Copenhagen)

Swimming

Tobias Bjerg (Bagsvaerd)

Anton Ipsen (Birkerod)

Alexander Nørgaard (Birkerod)

Helena Bach (Holstrebo)

Emilie Beckmann (Tune)

Pernille Blume (Herlev)

Signe Bro (Ballerup)

Julie Jensen (Hvidovre)

Jeannette Ottesen (Kongens Lyngby)

Clara Rybak-Andersen (Charlottenlund)

Karoline Sørensen (Copenhagen)

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Fendi FALL 2021 COUTURE

BY ANDERS CHRISTIAN MADSEN

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[102319 - VOGUE] Seoul Fashion Week Was Missing Some Of The City’s Finest Exports

The brands that are truly making waves in the cooler corners of Seoul are nowhere to be seen around the city’s fashion week, says Vogue’s fashion critic Anders Christian Madsen.

News that G-Dragon’s discharge from military service is now a matter of days away wasn’t just the hot topic of last week’s fashion shows in Seoul for obvious reasons. Next to being one of the biggest pop idols on the planet, GD – as the kids call him – represents the elusive South Korean cool factor the country’s fashion industry is so crucially trying to market. Watching the shows at Seoul Fashion Week, it’s apparent how much the city’s vast but emerging designer landscape needs to draw on the effortless millennial whispering G-Dragon masters so eloquently. His clothing label PeaceMinusOne casually releases t-shirt drops and Converse All-Star collaborations with superior insight into what makes the young generations swoon. It’s an Off-White-esque approach to the new fashion market that each of the infinite young brands in Seoul wants to mimic, but which few – if any – on the official show schedule seem to get right.

I far from attended all of the hourly shows that fill said schedule for six days, some of which even group designers back-to-back in a tent dedicated to emerging talent. But as something of a veteran at Seoul Fashion Week, it became apparent to me this season how fundamental it is that this platform restructures its approach and creates a more intimate, more exclusive and more curated pedestal for its fashion export. While labels like D-Antidote, Youser andMünn have become recognisable names for those in-the-know outside of the South Korean borders, the brands that are truly making waves in the cooler corners of Seoul are nowhere to be seen around the city’s fashion week.

Notably missing are This Is Never That, a brand that so perfectly captures the current appetite for bringing performance wear into the urban wardrobe, and LMC (Lost Management Cities), which makes the kind of normcore sportswear and gritty stylised campaign films that make Gen Z tick. Where is KB Lee aka Fakesickness? And Wooyoungmi, a highly established brand that shows in Paris and should be represented in its hometown, too? Where is Juun.J?

Most loud in its absence was of course PeaceMinusOne, which should be the crown of Seoul Fashion Week’s USP. You could compare it to the London men’s shows without A-Cold-Wall, or even the London women’s shows without Victoria Beckham.

Seoul Fashion Week does a lot to nurture emerging talent: alongside that Generation Next tent within the soul-destroying Zaha Hadid spaceship – the Dongdaemun Design Plaza – that hosts fashion week, which desperately needs to use locations around the city instead, there are mentoring schemes in place to further the development of new designers. But in order to motivate the talent graduating from the city’s colleges, Seoul Fashion Week needs to elevate itself to an aspirational level. For international visitors and the local industry alike, this platform has to showcase the coolest, most esoteric brands, models, artists and musicians that South Korea has to offer. Currently, they are MIA; for that same lack of cool factor.

In that sense, it was curious to see how the newest names on the official schedule all seemed to be boding an impending apocalypse. Seokwoon Yoon played dystopian techno, showed tracksuits almost identical to Balenciaga’s, and wrote “Nothing Inside” on clothes including a garment worn as a dress. Sling Stone, another young label, seemed to be imagining a dystopian Lord of the Fliesscenario, with all the single black feather headpieces and anarchic hacked-up tailoring and sportswear that notion entailed. They even played a painful piano version of Michael Jackson’s “Bad”.

The designer Dozoh presented a collection that felt like an off-limits government UFO facility with test lab utility wear, the word “Stranger” and an ID number sprawled across the back of a trench coat. And in the Young Talents Show, one debuting designer came out wearing a t-shirt that read “Don’t Burn Our Future”. It was no doubt a political or climate-centric statement, but it doubled as a message to this local industry that a serious makeover is called for. Seoul has the cool factor. It just needs to put it into play.

[fashionbooksmilano]

Louis Vuitton  Virgil Abloh

Classic Balloon Cover & Classic Cartoon Cover  

Anders Christian Madsen

Assouline, New York 2022, 359 pages, Over 320 illustrations, English language, Silk hardcover, 24,2 x 33 cm., ISBN   9781649801838  

euro 125,00

email if you want to buy :booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

When Virgil Abloh took his first bow for Louis Vuitton in June 2018, fashion changed forever. The newest addition to the Classics Collection, Louis Vuitton: Virgil Abloh honors the designer’s boundary-breaking creativity on and off the runways. With over 250 stunningly iconic images and personal reflections from Abloh’s inner circle, including Nigo, Naomi Campbell, Luka Sabbat, Kendall Jenner and Kid Cudi, the book is the definitive chronicle of a partnership that redefined not only dress codes but their very vocabulary. Made in Italy, the Classics collection editions are available in two different silk hardcovers. One cover features a cartoon artwork from Virgil’s spring-summer 2021 show by cultural icon and artist Reggieknow, and the other cover is taken from Virgil Abloh for Louis Vuitton’s spring-summer 2022 spinoff show in Miami.Please note that the interior content is the same for the Classics and Ultimate editions.  

Anders Christian Madsen is a fashion writer who contributes to international fashion publications and has served as Fashion Critic for British Vogue since 2017. He works as a consultant to leading fashion houses and sits on committees devoted to emerging talent. Raised in Denmark, he graduated from the London College of Fashion in 2009 and began his career as Fashion Features Director at i-D Magazine. Madsen was a close collaborator of Virgil Abloh throughout his time as Men’s Artistic Director at Louis Vuitton from 2018- 2021.

27/10/22

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Miu Miu FW23

From Anders Christian Madsen's review for Vogue

After keeping it together through a season of subdued elegance and modest formality—the new official dressing decorum of the not-so-roaring 2020s—there were cracks in the polish as Miu Miu rang out a sombre month of shows to a frantic jazz soundtrack. Sure, all the courteous components were there: the humble muted color palette, the brave broad-shouldered tailoring, the polite jupe skirt and the played-down surface decoration. But this girl wasn’t fooling anyone.

[T]he reduced Miu Miu silhouette and quiet colors also evoked a wartime sensibility. [...] “A little serious,” Prada said. “I like to embrace that in this moment. Maybe I’m too careful about what’s happening around us, but I can’t leave fashion like some place of nonsense. There’s some excitement and sexiness there,” she paused. “But basically, I think we have to dress for thinking. And for starting fresh.”

Comment under runway video

You have to respect the fact that Miu Miu has never really tried to be anything else. You can easily compare it to Prada, but in my fan fiction, Prada looks to Miu Miu for inspiration, not the other way around. Miu gives no fucks. I feel that story viscerally. It's clear and precise. It's distilled. That's why I believe the house can get away with being a little tatty. It's the concept born of this moment and Miu Miu has been doing it all this time so well. She's been irreverent and a little snotty and definitely more deconstructed than the moment should allow. So many houses trying to relax their silhouettes a bit, take note. This is how you do it. Above everything, I feel the complete departure of Raf's vision here. This is Miuccia and it makes me desire her voice more clearly at Prada. This is the girl I want to see walking down the street, -12C, in hot pants, not a care in the world except to look effortless. Just ahead of the pack, as usual.

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Lay - 191106 Fashion Critic Anders Christian Madsen's Instagram update: "@pppiccioli and @layzhang chez #ValentinoDaydream at the TRB Temple @maisonvalentino"

Credit: anderschristianmadsen.

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Semaine x Sabine Getty Christmas Cocktail Party

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The Semaine x Sabine Getty collaboration was launched at a private ‘Christmas Jumper Party’ at Sabine Getty’s home in St James, London.

On the 14th of December the London-Based jewellery designer and socialite Sabine Getty opened her home to a select few to launch her much anticipated collaboration with online magazine-meets-concept-store Semaine. The…