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Fashion in Film Festival's Birds of Paradise programme will be touring to Bristol and Glasgow in March 2012. Find out more here.

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Fashion in Film's Kinoscopes to depart on tour. Find out more about their London-wide installation.

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Limited edition catalogue
The 2nd Fashion in Film Festival If
Looks Could Kill limited edition catalogue is selling out fast. Available online, and in store at Tate Modern book shop, BFI Southbank Film Store and Cinéphilia.

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Texts now published online
All texts from our first catalogue (now sold out) are now available here.
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Fashion
Statements at BFI Southbank
Join Fashion in Film and Mouth That Roars to
celebrate the culmination of a filmmaking project enabling young
people from East London to explore how they express themselves through
fashion and what pressures they are faced with to conform to a certain
look. Mouth That Roars gives, often misrepresented, London youth
a chance to learn how to articulate their opinions and experiences
through video production.
Project Manager: Denise Rose,
Mouth That Roars; Coordinator: Cathy John.

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In
the Mood for Crime: Students in the Window
Friday 9 - Friday 16 May
Central Saint Martins - Window Gallery
Dorothy Tang and
Viktor Smedinge are two winners
of a competition on the BA Fashion Design course at Central Saint
Martins College of Art and Design who will create new installations
for the College's Window Gallery at Charing Cross Road. In the Mood
for Crime is a student project led by fashion tutors Anna-Nicole
Ziesche, artist and designer, and Howard
Tangye, Senior Lecturer, BA Fashion Womenswear.
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Euphemism, dir. Dorethy Tang, 2008. Courtesy
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Magic
and Fashion
Research Centre for Fashion, the Body and Material Cultures’
annual symposium at ICA, 20 May.
For more information visit www.fashion-body-materialcultures.org
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MEDIATHEQUE
- Brit Chic
May 2008
BFI Southbank
Celebrate 60 years of cutting-edge couture
with a kaleidoscopic trip down the catwalks of post-war British
fashion.
Attention darlings! To coincide with the 2nd Fashion in Film Festival,
the Mediatheque is launching its very own Spring/Summer Collection
for 2008. Brit Chic brings together a bevy of snappy numbers,
including the best TV profiles of key British designers and rare
documentary footage in sumptuous colour. From utility to utopia,
kaftans to counter-culture, this collection explores the dreams
and devotion of the artists who have heightened our sartorial senses
since the late 1940s.
Expect plenty of VIP appearances (Norman Hartnell to Ossie Clark;
Zandra Rhodes to Vivienne Westwood; Mary Quant to John Galliano);
what’s more, everyone’s invited, and there’ll
be no quarrelling over who gets a front-row seat.
www.bfi.org.uk/whatson/bfi_southbank/mediatheque
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