#Vincent Haycock

[forsapphics]

KESHA

photographed by Vincent Haycock

[picspammer]

Did I build a ship to wreck?

[whatisflorencewearing]

Time Machine: February 12, 2015 - The Odyssey: Chapter 1 What Kind Of Man

Happy birthday to the masterpiece that is HBHBHB as it turns 9 years old today.

Florence on set of the music video for lead single What Kind Of Man that's part of the album's accompanying short film The Odyssey.

She's wearing an understated chic @jennypackham Spring 2015 metallic gold silk-blend lamé column gown that features a draped high neckline, chain-trimmed open back, three-quarter length ruched sleeves and a detachable matching belt.

Director: @vincenthaycock Stills photography: Emma Holley Costume designer: Natasha Newman-Thomas (@neverhavetotweet) MUA: @sarahreygate Hair: @nikkiprovidence

[dovebuffy92]

My Top Five Favorite Florence and the Machine Music Videos

King

2. Free

3. The Odyssey (Fave Songs: What Kind of Man, Ship to Wreck, Delilah, and Queen of Peace)

4. Hunger

5. Big God

[forzamentis]

Promotional picture for the single Training Season by Dua Lipa. The photograph is by American director Vincent Haycock, who also directed the music video.

[yeniyeniseyler]

Dua Lipa - Training Season (Video Klip)

Dua Lipa‘nın 15 Şubat 2024’te Warner Records UK etiketiyle çıkan yeni single çalışması “Training Season”ın video klibi yayınlandı. Yapımcılığının Whitney Jackson’ın üstlendiği şarkının video klibini Vincent Haycock yönetti. Dua Lipa – Training Season   Dua Lipa – Training Season – Şarkı Sözleri “[Verse 1] Are you Someone that I can give my heart to? Or just the poison that I’m drawn to? It can be…

[omnivorouscinephilia]

Only Love Can Save Us Now (2023) Written and performed by Kesha Directed by Vincent Haycock Cinematography by Alexis Zabé

[nofatclips-home]

Live version @ Neuehouse, 2016

Shades of Blue by Kelsey Lu - Director: Vincent Haycock

[ohgaylor]

So Long, London (redesign) — inspired by Training Season, Dua Lipa

[seafoamwoman]

how about that odyssey chapter 8 huh

[unblinkingvoid]

florence welch photographed by vincent haycock

[picspammer]

T h e l o v e t h a t I l e t i n l e f t m e s o l o s t

[gshina]

KESHA - GAG ORDER

photographed by VINCENT HAYCOCK

[welched]

Florence Welch photographed by Vincent Haycock

[innamorat4]

On womanhood, hunger, sacrifice, rage and survival

Sylvia Plath, Lady Lazarus

Still from the music video Lover to Lover, by Florence and the machine, directed by Vincent Haycock

Margaret Atwood, You are happy

Another still from the music video Lover to Lover

Florence and the machine, Hunger

Still from the movie Portrait of a woman on fire

Taylor Swift, You’re on your own kid

[archangelmag]

The Odyssey - finding yourself and your faith in the most honest, ethereal and magical way. And then, that's when you throw a big party.

Our cultural imagination is filled with mermaids and witches, and Florence Welch is one of them. Her ethereal vocals have been leading us through her sung poetry since 2009, and in every era, she masters her craft and gifts to finally show the world her greatest spell: an album that will resonate with you for the rest of your life. And that's the case with How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. Released in 2015, the project marked the maturing of Florence + The Machine and featured visceral lyrics about a relationship doomed to failure, which lead the listener to question themselves and embark on a journey of self-discovery, healing, spirituality, and growth, marked by ups and downs. And yes, we will all be dancing with Delilah. The project includes a short film, The Odyssey, directed by Vincent Haycock.

The Odyssey walks the line between autobiography and fantasy. Each cameo, poem, and symbol has a unique meaning. Like Homer's work, Florence and Vincent put this journey on canvas, unpacking the past, paving the present with lessons, and exploring the true meaning of love—all within the whirlwind of finding oneself in a reality where everything is conditioned by escapism.

With an intimate narrative and breathtaking cinematography featuring Florence at the center, the short film intertwines 9 songs from the album. The chapters of her odyssey vary in filming techniques, using everything from quick cuts to long, full-length sequences that bring the viewer even closer to her narrative and her pain. The short film remains honest, and there was no more truthful, intimate, or poetic way to document love, pain, ecstasy, and healing than through an entire Odyssey, turning it into art.

The Odyssey by Florence + The Machine is available on YouTube.