The Capsule

Perhaps most remarkable of all is the display by the young Greek filmmaker Athina Rachel Tsangari, which looks like a futuristic beehive made out of sheets of mirrored metal. Upon it is projected a film, "The Capsule," which Tsangari filmed on the Greek island of Idra. It consists of seven women, dressed in the fashion objects that the artist chose—incredible wearable sculptures by emerging designers that include a white linen dress that lights up like a sea anemone by Ying Gao and a biomorphic black cape by Isabelle Vigier—wandering around the surreal spaces and incredible vistas of the island. "I was thinking about how I could really make my mark for the collection by picking stuff that could suggest a different direction," Tsangari stated. "Not necessarily haute couture, but also not from the famous fashion houses. Because I come from cinema, I really wanted to make something that had the kind of fun effect people feel when they go to the movies.

Displayed on the beehive, the film almost looks kaleidoscopic. "From each direction, you see two different movies," Tsangari said. "It's an illusion machine."

"The whole thing was conceived as something that in a way merges old fashioned with high tech," she continued. "The idea of the body as a sculpture. Of clothing that responds to environment or temperature of the body. It's a complete new way of looking at fashion."

J’ai eu envie de mettre des bris de verre dans les chaussures d’Isolda.

Έκλεψα δώδεκα αυγά και τα έφαγα όλα.

Θα ήθελα να φορέσω για λίγο το χρυσό γιακά σου.

Ich will sie alle töten. Ich möchte hier alleine bleiben mit ihnen.

Dün gece Sofia’yi ağaca tirmanip duvarin öbür tarafina geçmeye çalişirken gördüm.

I waited until Clémence fell asleep, and then I touched her knee.