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Lou Ditlevsen by © Bjarke Johansen & Simon Rasmussen
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Lou Ditlevsen by © Bjarke Johansen & Simon Rasmussen
Regitze Christensen in ELLE Denmark Issue 100
Ph: Sean McMenomy Style: Mie Juel Hair: Josephine Mai MUA: Lou Ditlevsen
Lou Ditlevsen by © Bjarke Johansen & Simon Rasmussen
CECILIE HAUGAARD
Photographer Polina Vinogradova // Style Mathilde Storm // Hair & Makeup Lou Ditlevsen @ Agentur // Model Cecilie Haugaard at @Scoop Models // December 2014
BACKSTAGE // NINNA YORK AW14 CAMPAIGN
CREDITS:
PHOTOGRAPHY POLINA VINOGRADOVA / / STYLE SISSE RASMUSSEN / / HAIR AND MAKE UP LOU DITLEVSEN AT AGENTUR CPH / / MODEL CECILIE D AT SCOOP / / ALL JEWELLERY BY NINNA YORK / / 2014
One of the things about albinism that inspired me when I created my collection is how some albinos are not entirely without pigment, but have "spots" of the colour their skin could have been. (I later learned that this is called leucism, and is an different condition altogether, but nevertheless, it inspired me.)
I chose to interpret this through burn out technique to emphasize how pigment is missing, although I had the spots lack something instead of the other way around.
Firstly, I found a few photos of people with this condition and traced the spots unto paper. I then reported them, asymmetrically, unto the pattern of a jacket I designed for the collection. Then I scanned it all, printed it out, arranged it on 3 screen print frames, printed it onto the fabric (a cotton/polyester burn out textile), dried, heated and washed it, waxed it for finish, cut out the pattern pieces, sewed it all together and volià! A jacket was born.
Looking back, it was a bit of a hassle.. But worth it, since it is my favourite piece from the collection. This is also my favourite photo from the shoot.
Photographer: Mikkel Suppras, www.suppras.dk
Make up and hair: Lou Ditlevsen
Model: Cecilie B. from Elite Copenhagen
//Amanda Nygren
Min 2. film fra Tv og Medietilrettelæggelse. Opgaven gik ud på at skildre et håndværk, og personen bag på 3 min. Jeg valgte min smukke og dygtige make-up artist veninde Lou. Se hvor sej hun er!:)