An incredible opportunity to build your fashion portfolio at DCC Studios Hackney Wick east London. Now offering weekly 2-hour photography sessions & portfolio boosters.
These exciting 2-hour fashion photography workshops will feature avant-garde haute couture designs worn by a leading agency-represented model/ professional dancer. The backdrop of the shoot will be a bespoke set design created by leading contemporary artist Matthew Lawrence whose credits in set design are renowned from Jean Paul Gaultier, Louis Vuitton X Yayoi Kusama & ClaridgesClaridge’s just to name a few.
Maximum x3 photographers per session allowing you to have plenty of shooting time assisted by a friendly member of the DCC team. During this session you’ll be able to deepen your understanding of what goes into creating a fashion editorial, practice working with professional models whilst learning and having full creative freedom of your shoot.
EQUIPMENT
DCC STUDIOS is officially lit by ROTOLIGHT, our official lighting partner. Rotolights, kinoflows, fresnel stage lights, flash heads, soft boxes, c stands, and polyboards will also be available. All you will need is your camera so you can just turn up and start shooting!
Level: aimed at photographers of all levels.
ABOUT DCC (DRAWING CABARET COUTURE LTD)
Drawing Cabaret Couture is an independent production company & studio based in East London.
From Fashion Campaigns to elaborate concepts for Film & Photography, together we fuse our artistic expertise to create original and inspiring fashion illustration classes, creative photography workshops and immersive art events both online and in person.
Drawing Cabaret Couture was founded by Artist, & Set Designer Matthew Lawrence and movement director, model & professional dancer Janet Mayer of J'adore La Vie, London's high fashion Cabaret company.
Drawing Cabaret Couture have previously worked with some of the leading names in Art and Fashion including Vogue, Elle, Grazia, Jean Paul Gaultier, Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama, London Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, V&A, Fashion Scout, Alice Temperley, Selfridges & Toni & Guy just to name a few...
Website: https://www.dccstudioslondon.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drawingcabaretcouture/
and https://www.instagram.com/dcc.studios/
STYLING
Please note that there will be a variety of designer looks to choose from this collection during this port booster. Please be aware of the timing and what you can achieve as it will take 5/10 mins to change into each outfit.
ABOUT THIS COLLECTION- words by the designer Finn Barker-Flower
The garments provided span my education as a designer, from some of my first looks on foundation to the white show at CSM. I often look to non-traditional, non-fashion influences for my work, focusing on performance and spectacle and taking inspiration from topics such as Wes Anderson films, the 7 deadly sins and children’s drawings. I focus on silhouette and form whilst trying to create looks that are as seamless as possible.
I’ve always been interested in using unusual materials in my work to create exciting forms, from beach balls to pipe insultation. This is a key component on my design process when creating large-scale, ‘gravity defying’ work. I then work with fabric, to cover, drape and cut garments. I enjoy working in 3D combined with flat pattern cutting most and because of this my work often focuses on repeating shapes to cover the body and create volume in new ways.
ABOUT OUR DESIGNER
At school I enjoyed studying maths and fine art the most and was ready to study maths full time at university before Covid caused a last-minute change onto a foundation course, specialising in fashion design. From there I tried a few different courses before finding myself at Central Saint Martin’s where I now study on my first year of Womenswear design. There is still a strong mathematical influence on my design process, and I love how I’m able to combine this with my work. This process is combined with 3D experimentation and usual materials to create my looks.
Although my work is often inspired by non-fashion topics, I often find myself in awe of Noir Kei Ninomiya’s silhouettes and outstanding use of material, as well as Bad Binch Tontong’s breath-taking forms and sculpture-like garments. I’m very excited to see where my studies at university take me and aspire to create my own label, with garments that defy expectation and shock audiences.
DESIGNER INSTAGRAM
@barker.flower
MODEL
This class will be modelled by agency model Sin Yu Chan
@sin.yu.chan_model
https://www.instagram.com/drawingcabaretcouture/
https://www.instagram.com/dcc.studios/
www.patreon.com/drawingcabaretcouture/
