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Philips Costume Designer Black Eyed Peas Concert

Diposting oleh topfashion on Kamis, 08 September 2011

Black Eyed Peas, including a musical group with a variety of often spectacular costumes unusual order. Now, the personnel Black Eyed Peas rocked the stage with costume design Philips. Combining lighting, fashion, music and technology, the Black Eyed Peas and Philips introduced the Dynamic Light Outfits in the new concert held in Paris.

Moments ago, Philips Electronics (AEX: PHI, NYSE: PHG) and the music group Black Eyed Peas collaborated enliven the show that took place at the Stade de France, a stadium with a capacity of 80 thousand people in Paris, the city dubbed as the city of light. 

Fergie, Taboo and apl.de.ap of Black Eyed Peas look nice with a unique costume-light dynamic that incorporates the latest technology Philips, Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) and Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED).

Revolutionary costume elements and break boundaries in music that has a touch of fashion and high tech are designed and manufactured by Philips Lighting's Chief Design Officer, Rogier van der Heide and his team of multi-talents.

They then collaborate with B Akerlund as a costume designer and director-style Black Eyed Peas. The team created a radical design, innovative and multi-functionality by combining visionary style and expertise in fashion technology, motion video and electronics, cordless lighting technology from Philips is making the Black Eyed Peas can freely interact and follow the rhythm and beat of the music stage lighting.

"For us, Philips is not only the originator of the lighting but also understand the design, so that we can collaborate and explore the use of light in a unique and exciting for the costumes used in our tour," he continued.

Fergie used leather garments coated with 75 OLED panel that glistened like glass when the room lights turned off. When exposed to light, the panels are producing a musical, lighting and technology that truly innovative and integrated. Lighting arrangement of the panels is done by using a program that can adjust the lighting patterns and sequences.

"Working with B Akerlund and members of the Black Eyed Peas, we were able to integrate OLED and LED technologies into the design through the costumes show the Black Eyed Peas to create something truly unique to mark their 2011 tour," he concluded.

Collaboration Philips and the Black Eyed Peas Fergie starts when using a costume specially designed using the Philips lighting technology when performing at the Billboard Music Awards recently.

In addition to costumes, Philips is also working with the production team of The Black Eyed Peas in providing creative direction and support to the lighting technology used in their performances. The collaboration will always innovate further to present See What Light Can Do in the world of entertainment.
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Glasses Made from Human Hair

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Once there is a necklace made of human hair, is now present glasses of the same material. British fashion brand, using human hair to decorate the latest eyewear design. Like what?

Reporting from Geniusbeauty, the fashion brand named Studio Swine. Brand fronted by Azusa Murakami and Alexander Groves was put a few strands of hair into spectacle frames.

These hairs are compacted with bioresin material. Glasses are 100% environmentally friendly because bioresin can decompose and do not release harmful substances during the manufacturing process.

The presence of hair detail in accents such as spectacle frames to give texture and color gradations. Swine studio suggested that choosing the appropriate hair glasses with eyebrows or hair color users that look more perfect.

Glasses Hair of Swine Studio is not the only fashion products made from hair. Previously, a student from Cambridge, England named Kerry Howley also once made a necklace made of human hair. For his work, he was awarded the Arthur Silver Award 2011 from the Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture's (MODA).
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