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1. We all dressed up for Bill (documentary)

2. Dior and Me (documentary) )

"Dior and Me" is the first documentary documenting Raf Simons' entry into the old Paris fashion house Christian Dior. It records the first season of fashion he presented after taking charge of Dior - the 2012 autumn and winter. Advanced customization series - the whole process. Directed by Frédéric Tcheng, the film offers a glimpse behind the creation of a collection, a genuine commitment to work among a group of passionate, charming and humorous collaborators, a perfect reflection of the tailors in the ateliers of a haute couture house. pay tribute.

3. Valentino: The Last Emperor (Documentary)

"Valentino: The Last Emperor" was directed by Matt Terrault and premiered in the United States on September 7, 2008. It is a documentary that closely followed Valentino from 2005 to 2007. It's the 45th anniversary of the fashion king's debut. There are many shows of the century, celebrity parties, and a retrospective of classic evening wear. But the most beautiful thing is Valentino's appearance and his dedication to female beauty. The man beside him, Giancarlo Giammetti, was also carefully selected as the best supporting actor. He is an important spiritual pillar for Valentino's kingdom. There is also a soap opera of competition for equity secretly unfolding, with newcomers in the fashion industry trying to dominate the legend, annexing and counter-annexing, a real version of "Yunshang Storm".

4. Mademoiselle C (Documentary)

"Mademoiselle C" (Mademoiselle C) is directed by Fabien Constant and stars Karin Roitfeld, Anna Wintour, Marion ·Documentary starring Cotillard, James Franco and others. This film records the experience of Karin Roitfeld, the former "devil" of French VOGUE, who founded her own fashion magazine CR Fashion Book after resigning as editor-in-chief. The film also touches on her career and personal life, including interviews with famous designers such as Tom Ford, Donatella Versace, and friends in Roitfeld's circle.

5. September issue (documentary)

September is of great significance to a fashion magazine, because it is the time when fashion seasons change. How to create a good content in the opening issue of the season, all editors will work hard on this. Imagine that the September issue of the US version of VOGUE has been more than 700 pages thick for several consecutive years. This film records Anna Wintour, the editor-in-chief of the American VOGUE, and her magazine. The name "The September Issue" is a pun to highlight the efforts of the behind-the-scenes workers for each issue of the heavy magazine. effort.

6. Fashion Girl (Documentary)

"Fashion Girl" is a French film released in 2010, directed by Clarisse Verrier, Carine Roifeld, Natasha Poly, Sasha Pivovarova, Freja Beha Erichsen , starring Sesilee Lopez and others. The film tells the story of Sessilée, who are the epitome of contemporary supermodels. You can see them in fashion magazines and various advertisements. They are young, beautiful, fashionable, sexy, and charming... They are the muse of major brand designers, and they are the dream of thousands of people.

7. Fashion Emperor (Documentary)

"Fashion Emperor", also translated as "The Legend of Chanel", is a film directed by Rodolphe Marconi and starring Nicole Kidman, Karl Lagerfeld and others. Documentary. Released in 2007. The film tells the story of Karl Lagerfeld's dazzling and fulfilling day. Karl Lagerfeld put on his signature large sunglasses, a sleek ponytail, and rings on all ten fingers to start his dazzling and fulfilling day. All the most beautiful men and women in the world always dream of being appreciated by Lagerfeld, because he dotes on men and inspires the inner beauty of women. Only he knows how to give everyone a different magic. Called the god of fashion, Lagerfeld lives only for design.

8. Diana Vreeland: Eyes Want to Travel (Documentary)

"Diana Vreeland: Eyes Want to Travel" is a 2012 feature film released in the United States , directed by Lisa Immordino Vreeland, Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt, Frédéric Tcheng, and starring Diana Vreeland and others. Diana was the twentieth century's greatest arbiter of style, exoticism and vibrant character, in her fifty-first year as the "Queen of Fashion", dazzling the world of high and low vision with her unique style. She is the most important oracle of fashion, inviting us to join her on a voyage of permanent reinvention and take part in the adventure of life.

9. Urban Fashion Shorthand (Documentary)

"Urban Fashion Shorthand" is directed and written by Wim Wenders, starring Wim Wenders and Yohji Yamamoto. A documentary film. The film is Wenders's next documentary focusing on Tokyo after "Looking for Ozu". This time it tells the story of a conversation between a very famous fashion designer and a film director (himself). It also explores the similarities and differences in the creative paths between two different artistic creators and the creative confusions they face, and raises propositions about the relationship between cities, identity and movies in the digital era.

10. The Secret World of "Advanced Customization" (Documentary)

"The Secret World of "Advanced Customization"" is a documentary directed by Margy Kinmoth and starring Tracy Jeune , the clue character in Margy Kinmonth's "The Secret World of Advanced Customization". From Paris to New York and California, she visited the leading industries in the luxury industry, including advanced customization customers and brand designers, aiming to explore the world of advanced customization. The mysterious "club" - an elite group with more than 200 members at the time. They had strong assets and were loyal customers of haute couture, but without exception they maintained a sense of mystery to the outside world.