Fashion month has begun, and I’m excited to get some time away from Australia to capture my favourite street style moments in London, Milan and Paris. Patterns, bold colours and Bottega shoes are what seems to be the trend this season. You be the judge, what’s your favourite look?
These were captured outside Victoria Beckham and Preen by Thornton Bregazzi runway show. Please get in touch with hey@karenwoo.com.au for any usage with thanks.
Looking back, capturing street style outside Loewe was my personal favourite of the entire Paris Fashion Week schedule. It all came down to the interesting clothes, accessories and shoes, the detailed patterns, textures, patch work, pleats and the peplum corset belt was to die for! I was so close to purchasing one but I ended up finding a beautiful vintage Chanel corset belt in Marais for 250 euros. If you are wondering what is one of the “must-have accessories” to come off fashion week, I’ll definitely say “the corset belt”. It’s one versatile piece that would elevate your shirt dress or high waisted pants from boring to elegance!
I would normally stop and ask the model if I can direct and shoot them but this time to my surprise, I met this mega babe London Myers from New York who asked if I could take a photo with me! She has recently walked for Louis Vuitton, Balmain and even shot in Dior’s AW18 lookbook. Of-course I said yes, and then in return I asked if she could do a little short fashion film with me using the mirrorless Nikon Z7. Each individual clips were wifi onto the IPhone XS, edited in INSHOT application and then uploaded here. Which means, there may be a slight loss of quality. Best way is to edit the film clips directly in Premier, but I wanted to test the wifi functionality which was lightening fast.
Do you want to see more short films? Please comment below and let me know what you think.
Thank God my Nikon super zoom lens and the strong gusty winds, it blew up the curtain and we all caught a glimpse of Thom Browne’s magical show from the sidelines! I love how the shoes were mismatched, and who would have thought to wear one boot and heel?
