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FESTIVAL APRIL 21-25, 2016
EXHIBITIONS UNTIL MAY 22
COMPETITIONS EXHIBITIONS ENCOUNTERS CONCERTS WORKSHOPS
10 FASION DESIGNERS - 10 PHOTOGRAPHERS
PACO RABANNE - WILLIAM KLEIN
JULIEN COLOMBIER - SJOERD KNIBBELER - ANNELIE SCHUBERT
I COULD NEVER BE A DANCER - HERVÉ LASSÏNCE - XAVIER VEILHAN
EVANGELIA KRANIOTI - LES ÉPHÉMÈRES DE LA MODE - PIERRE P. MARCHAL
DEBEAULIEU - CLAIRE LAVABRE - JORGE PENADÉS
DOSSIER DE PRESSE
COMMUNAUTÉ D'AGGLOMÉRATION TOULON PROVENCE MÉDITERRANÉE
ORGANIZATION
PRESS
PRESS PICTURES
JEAN-PIERRE BLANC
FESTIVAL
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press on the website
www.villanoailles-hyeres.com/
fimph2016/
MAGALIE GUÉRIN
VILLA NOAILLES
(password on request to the
press office)
General Director,
villa Noailles
Founder and Director
of the festival
MAIDA GRÉGORY-BOINA
Philippe Boulet
boulet@tgcdn.com
T. +33 (0)6 82 28 00 47
RAPHAËLLE STOPIN
16 E RENCONTRES
INTERNATIONALES
DU TEXTILE ET DE LA MODE
Executive Director
Fashion art direction,
set design, scenography
of the fashion shows
Photography art direction
VILLA NOAILLES
communauté d’agglomération
Toulon Provence Méditerranée
Montée Noailles
83400 Hyères
T. +33 (0)4 98 08 01 98/93
The 31st edition of the
International Festival of Fashion
and Photography at Hyères will
take place at the villa Noailles
between the 21st and the 25th of
April, 2016. The exhibitions
will run until the 22nd of May.
The festival directed by JeanPierre Blanc and presided over
by Didier Grumbach, annually
encourages and supports
young artists in the fields of
fashion and photography.
Thanks to the support of the
festival’s partners, several
prizes will be awarded to the
competing young artists.
Inscription
T. +33 (0)1 42 66 64 44
hyeres2016@modeaparis.com
Press - Jimmy Pihet
T. +33 (0)1 42 66 64 44
jimmy.pihet@modeaparis.com
PRESS
AND PROFESSIONNALS
ACCREDITATIONS
In order to be accredited, fill
in the application form that is
on the website of the Hyères
festival now and take the pass
at accreditation desk at the villa
Noailles between April the 21st
and April the 25th
www.villanoailles-hyeres.com/
fimph2016/
FESTIVAL APRIL 21-25, 2016
EXHIBITIONS UNTIL MAY 22
VILLA NOAILLES, HYÈRES
COMMUNAUTÉ D'AGGLOMÉRATION TOULON
PROVENCE MÉDITERRANÉE
COMPETITIONS
10 FASHION DESIGNERS
10 PHOTOGRAPHERS
EXHIBITIONS
PACO RABANNE
WILLIAM KLEIN
JULIEN COLOMBIER
SJOERD KNIBBELER
ANNELIE SCHUBERT
I COULD NEVER BE A DANCER
HERVÉ LASSÏNCE
XAVIER VEILHAN
GEORGES HUGNET
EVANGELIA KRANIOTI
LES ÉPHÉMÈRES DE LA MODE
PIERRE P. MARCHAL
DEBEAULIEU
CLAIRE LAVABRE
JORGE PENADÉS
THE FORMERS - SHOWROOM
ENCOUNTERS
16 E RENCONTRES INTERNATIONALES
CHANEL'S MÉTIERS D'ART WORKSHOPS
MAISON LESAGE
MAISON LEMARIÉ
ARTISTIC WORKSHOPS
ERIK HALLEY
SOMCHIT SINTHIRATH
LAURELINE GALLIOT
WWW.VILLANOAILLES-HYERES.COM/FIMPH2016/
FASHION COMPETITION
JULIEN DOSSENA, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF THE HOUSE OF
PACO RABANNE WILL BE THE PRESIDENT OF THE FASHION JURY
THE HOUSE OF PACO RABANNE IS THE GUEST OF HONOUR
AT THE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FASHION AND
PHOTOGRAPHY IN HYÈRES.
Born in Brittany in 1982, Julien Dossena grew up between the
village of Pouldu in the Finistère region, Berlin and the South
of France. After his baccalaureate in 2000, he studied at the
Ecole d’Arts Appliqués Duperré in Paris, then at La Cambre, an
internationally recognized school in Brussels specialized in the
world of art and design, from 2002 to 2007.
While still a student, he was awarded the Special Prize of the
Jury and the 1.2.3 Prize at the Festival International de la Mode of
Hyères in 2006.
In 2008, he joined the Runway Studio at Balenciaga as Senior
Designer, working side by side with Nicolas Ghesquière. He stayed
there until the latter departed in 2012, and then launched his
own ready-to-wear brand, Atto. In July 2013, after being named
Artistic Director of Paco Rabanne, he renewed and relaunched
their women’s ready-to-wear, that had run out of steam since the
departure of founder Paco Rabanne in 1999. Deeply anchored
in his era, Julien Dossena has successful managed to combine
experimental research, inspired by the history of the Paco Rabanne
house, along with his vision of a resolutely contemporary fashion
statement, adapted to the daily life of today’s urban women.
FASHION JURY
JULIEN DOSSENA
PRESIDENT OF THE JURY
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, PACO RABANNE
PARIS
COCO CAPITÁN
ARTIST
LONDON
KIM CHAPIRON
FILM MAKER
PARIS
CHARLOTTE CHESNAIS
DESIGNER
PARIS
JEAN-RENÉ ÉTIENNE
PARTEL OLIVA
PARIS
PIERRE HARDY
DESIGNER
PARIS
ANDREAS HOYER
FOUNDER OF HEIMAT SHOP
COLOGNE
TOMOKO OGURA
FASHION DIRECTOR, BARNEYS
NEW YORK
NICOLE PHELPS
DIRECTOR VOGUE RUNWAY
NEW YORK
LOLA RABAN OLIVA
PARTEL OLIVA
PARIS
SURKIN
ARTIST
PARIS
LUIS VENEGAS
EDITOR, CREATIVE DIRECTOR AND PUBLISHER
BARCELONA
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
LAURA BONED
FRANCE
MEMORIES OF WOUNDS
ON A BODY
Womenswear
Kimono-sleeved pullover in
an artisanal fabric consisting
of layers of jersey fabric,
Georgette silk, muslin, crêpe
de Chine in red and white
shades. Trousers in red crêpe
wool, flounce and hems with
raw seams. Bag in red and
turquoise leather with silver
metal details. Black and white
striped platform sandals with
blue velcro straps.
Collection produced
with the support of:
Puntoseta
Debs, Luxury Jersey, Nuances,
Sfate & Combier, Tiarè
– Première Vision
Photographie : Evangelia Kranioti
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
SHOHEI KINOSHITA
JAPAN
ZOOT
Womenswear
Dark blue woollen coat, fused
with a jacket and braces in
grey flannel. White cotton
shirt. Red knee-high socks.
White sneakers.
Collection produced
C.O.T.O. by Stylem, Debs,
Shindo
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
ROLF EKROTH
FINLAND
JUNE 17 TH 1994
Menswear
American football shirt and
shorts in a laser-cut jersey
fabric laser-cut technical
fabric, fringes sewn by hand
onto netting. Blue soccer
socks. Sneakers.
Collection produced
Puntoseta
Frizza, Limonta, Shindo,
Stib 19
Crystals sponsored by
Swarovski
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
HANNE JURMU ET
ANTON VARTIAINEN
FINLAND
Menswear
Leather coat and trousers
covered in flower petals,
macramé ties. Patched silk
shirt. Dried melon skin tatooed
hat, macramé ties. Macramé
shoes with wooden soles.
Collection produced
18 Store, Shindo, Velours De
Lyon - Bouton Renaud
Swarovski
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
CLARA DAGUIN
FRANCE- USA
BODY ELECTRIC
Womenswear
Night-blue outfit in
ultrasonically welded
polyester, cut-outs on
the chest. Woollen top,
embroidered silk and lightconducting fibres. Ear
accessories with built-in heart
rate monitors. Leather shoes
with translucent luminous
platforms.
Collection produced
Puntoseta
Close To Clothes, Conflux,
Lineaesse Tessuti,
Sfate & Combier
Swarovski
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
AMANDA SVART
SWEDEN
FORMFLOW
Womenswear
Draped dress in black polyester
combined with a thick silver
jersey fabric and white cotton
canvas, raw seam. Silk outfit
in two contrasting black hues.
Fitted trousers in white cotton
combined with wool, bearing
black and white patterns and
black polyester. Ankle boots in
black imitation leather.
Collection produced
Debs, Mori Castello,
Officine Filippo Agnelli, Tiarè
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
CLÉMENTINE KÜNG
SWITZERLAND
CRESSON BLEU
Menswear
Grey elasticated woollen coat,
laminated imprinted jersey
upon neoprene and anthracite
3D mesh, buttons in concrete
and Acrystal. Navy blue denim
shorts, raw seam. Sculpted
polyester gaiters white socks.
Black leather and suede
boots.
Collection produced
Puntoseta
Tiarè
Swarovski
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
AKINO KUROSAWA
JAPAN
WINTER MELANCHOLY
Womenswear
Oversized jacket and culotteskirt draped in white wool,
needled sky patterns. Extrafine stitch tie dyed top. White
leather transparent platform
heels.
Collection produced
Amaike Textile Industry
Swarovski
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
YUHEI MUKAI
JAPAN
3-A MUKAI
Womenswear
Tracksuit in a devoured green
silk velvet, worn under a short
pink embroidered woollen
jacket. Long, draped, printed
velvet skirt. White knee socks.
White high-heeled wedge
shoes.
Collection produced
A.J. Gonçalves - Pedemeia
Socks, Close To Clothes,
Completex ‘09, Luxury Jersey
Swarovski
COMPETING
FASHION DESIGNER
WATARU TOMINAGA
JAPON
Menswear
Plissé sleeveless jacket in
black cotton, with white,
yellow and green flocked
stripes. Pink cotton shirt with
white plissé sleeves, blue,
yellow and green flocked
stripes. White printed trousers
with red flocked stripes.
Collection produced
Completex ‘09, Luxury Jersey
Swarovski
EVANGELIA KRANIOTI
MISTRAL HYÈRES
Photographic assignment
by Evangelia Kranioti on the
outfits of the ten competing
fashion designers.
EXPOSITION
Museum grids, Hyères
Assistants
Fred Margueron
Guillaume Vacquier
Models
Kevin Cerqueira
@ MManagement
Emeline Jhowry
@ Studio KLRP
Hair and Make-up
Monica Bibalou
@ B-Agency
Stylist
Laure Grandon
Assistant
Thomas Cavanna
Series shot in Hyères
en mars 2016
FASHION AWARDS
Two prizes will be awarded :
THE GRAND PRIX OF THE JURY PREMIÈRE VISION
CONSISTS OF:
- a grant of 15,000 euros offered by Première Vision and a high level
of visibility at both Première Vision New-York and Première Vision
Paris shows
- a collaborative project with CHANEL's Métiers d'Art,
up to 15,000 euros
- a collaboration with Petit Bateau and a grant of 10,000 euro
plus royalties, for the creation of one or several styles to be
manufactured and sold by the brand.
THE CHLOÉ PRIZE
CONSISTS OF:
- a grant of 15,000 euros
Other special awards might be given by the members of the jury.
The Galeries Lafayette group will give visibility to the work of the
awarded stylists in the Galeries Lafayette’s network.
Mercedes-Benz will again invite one of the awarded designers
in the fashion category to showcase his or her collection during
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin S/S17, in collaboration with
the German edition of ELLE magazine.
Eyes on Talents offers to all awarded designers a special
communication towards Eyes on Talents member brands.
Puntoseta offers to all awarded designers an original printed fabric.
CatwalkPictures.com offers to all the award winners the pictures of
their first fashion show in Paris.
FASION AWARDS
DOTATIONS
PREMIÈRE VISION
A festival partner since 2011, Première Vision is sponsoring the
Grand Jury Prize for the fourth consecutive year. The winner of the
Première Vision Grand Jury Prize receives a 15,000-euro award and
a high level of exposure to fashion professionals at Première Vision
Paris and Première Vision New York.
But Première Vision's commitment goes beyond the prize and
support provided to the winner. The finalists are also put directly in
contact with top international companies to help them create their
collections.
Première Vision also offers access to our Parisian salons for 2
years for former finalists of the Festival. They have the opportunity
to attend the Première Vision Paris fashion seminars and if they
wish, they can benefit from the expertise of the Première Vision
teams who are at their disposal for advice even after the shows
have ended.
www.premierevision.com
CHANEL
The prize-winner of the Grand Prix of the Jury Première Vision will
have the opportunity to undertake a project with CHANEL’s Métiers
d’Art united under Paraffection, that will finance the development
of silhouettes in their ateliers with the value of 15,000 euros.
Paraffection unites amongst others, feather and flower maker
Lemarié, embroiderers Lesage and Montex, shoe maker Massaro
and pleater Lognon. These highly skilled craft-houses and
privileged suppliers to the luxury industry – the top names in Haute
Couture, Ready-to-Wear and young designers - are the holders of
exceptional and rare traditional know-how.
Their archives constitute a veritable cultural and artistic heritage
and are a source of inspiration to the fashion designers who come
to consult them. Indispensible to fashion, they innovate with
complete independence, and seek out perfection and the most
exacting interpretations for creators.
www.chanel.com
FASION AWARDS
DOTATIONS
CHLOÉ
As the official sponsor of the International Festival of Fashion
and Photography in Hyères for the fifth consecutive year, Chloé
perpetuates the Maison's commitment to supporting emerging
designers, initiated by its founder Gaby Aghion. Since the 1950s,
Chloé has cultivated a new wave of fashion talent, engaging young
designers throughout its history to design a wardrobe for a free,
active and elegant woman.
The Chloé Prize consists of a 15,000 euros grant awarded to one
of the ten finalists of the fashion competition, marking a continuing
engagement towards emerging talent for the future. It is in this
spirit that Chloé invites each designer to create a custom silhouette
faithful to the Chloé attitude.
www.chloe.com
MERCEDES-BENZ
In the context of its commitment to nurture emerging fashion
design talents, Mercedes-Benz is very pleased to partner for
the fifth time with the 31st International Festival of Fashion and
Photography in Hyères. Mercedes-Benz is delighted to award a
unique opportunity to one contestant of the Hyères Festival fashion
competition.
In cooperation with ELLE Germany, one of the winners of this year’s
festival will be invited to present her or his collection at
Mercedes‑Benz Fashion Week Berlin S/S17 to an international
fashion audience. Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin constitutes
the most relevant German fashion platform, drawing an audience of
200,000 buyers and press to Berlin each season. Mercedes-Benz
Fashion Week Berlin will take place from June 28th until July 1st,
2016.
Mercedes-Benz will additionally collaborate with Hyères Festival
through presenting “The Formers” for the second time, thereby
giving former Hyères Festival designers a platform to present their
latest creations. Mercedes-Benz will further extend its partnership
by supporting “The Shortlisted Showroom”, which gives all fashion
talents in competition the opportunity to showcase their designs.
Both exhibition spaces will be staged by the conceptual artist
Marc Turlan.
www.mercedes-benz.com/fashion
FASION AWARDS
DOTATIONS
GROUPE GALERIES LAFAYETTE
The Galeries Lafayette group is proud to renew its support to
the International Festival of Fashion and Photography in Hyères,
by showcasing the creations of selected stylists in their store
network. Since 2011, and in accordance with the schedules of
the villa Noailles and of the fashion weeks, the collections of
the awarded fashion designers are presented by the Galeries
Lafayette. To strengthen their support of tomorrow’s talents, the
group invites one of the finalists to create a capsule collection
with the Galeries Lafayette brand. In 2016, thanks to the store’s
engagement in support of young designers, Sophie Harand created
a men’s accessories collection. The Galeries Lafayette thus echo
the Festival’s mission: to give these young talents the means of
developing tomorrow’s fashion and to introduce them to a wide
audience.
www.groupegalerieslafayette.fr
PETIT BATEAU
Petit Bateau invites the Grand Prix du Jury Premiere Vision winner
to reinterpret one or more of its iconic products. The French brand
manufactures the capsule collection designed by the winner and
distributes it in selected stores worldwide. The collection from this
collaboration is also presented and sold the following year at the
villa Noailles.
Petit Bateau guides the winner in his or her research by revealing
its collections and industry know-how. The winner receives a
remuneration of the sales from this collaboration.
www.petit-bateau.com
GIVAUDAN
Givaudan has created a perfume for each of the ten competing
stylists. Each stylist has worked with a perfumer from Givaudan
in order to create a perfume which captures the essence of their
collection. These perfumes will be presented during the Festival,
to the jury on friday, and in the showrooms on saturday and sunday.
www.givaudan.com
FASION AWARDS
DOTATIONS
EXCEPTION DE MIXMIND
EXCEPTION de MIXMIND, established in 1996, is one of China’s
longest-established and most successful fashion labels. Deeply
rooted in Oriental philosophy, EXCEPTION tries to realize
a contemporary lifestyle of Chinese aesthetical modernity.
EXCEPTION has been always encouraging creativity and originality.
It’s a great honor to begin the partnership with the International
Festival of Fashion and Photography in Hyeres, which is a great
platform for young creative talents.
EXCEPTION will offer to one or more selected designers solid
opportunities of work and exposures in China, with projects on
agreed topics.
www.mixmind.com
SWAROVSKI
SWAROVSKI encourages new talent at Hyères Festival 2016.
Swarovski is pleased to continue its commitment to fostering new
creative talent through its support of the 31st International Festival
of Fashion and Photography at Hyères, France from April 21–25,
2016. Swarovski, long dedicated to aiding the creative virtuosos of
tomorrow, has been a supporter of this annual event since 2009.
Ten finalists from each category will have their work evaluated
by an international jury of esteemed professionals from that field.
This year the House of Paco Rabanne is guest of honor and Julien
Dossena, its creative director, will serve as president of the fashion
jury.
Swarovski’s support for the fashion finalists consists of access to a
generous assortment of crystals for use in their designs.
In its quest to demonstrate the unmatched versatility of crystal
as an inspirational ingredient, Swarovski continues to place the
highest importance on motivating and supporting emerging new
design talent.
www.swarovski.com/crystals
FASION AWARDS
DOTATIONS
EYES ON TALENTS
Eyes on Talents, the first online platform used by international
design-led brands to discover and connect with today’s best talent,
is pleased to partner for the fourth time this year with the renowned
31st International Fashion and Photography Festival in Hyères.
All finalists of both categories will be invited to have their online
page with profile and portfolio on Eyes on Talents. In addition, the
winners will benefit from special communication towards Eyes on
Talents’ member brands, publications and cultural institutions.
www.eyesontalents.com
PUNTOSETA
Puntoseta, the Italian fabrics company, has offered support to
the ten selected stylists, by providing each of them with and/or
manufacturing for them a special fabric.
It will also offer the prizewinners (Grand Prix du Jury, etc.) the
opportunity of creating a personalised fabric for their next
collection.
www.puntoseta.com
FASHION SHOWS
BROADCAST
In honor of the 31st anniversary of the Festival, the Galeries
Lafayette make possible the live broadcast of the Hyères Festival’s
fashion show in:
Paris, in the Palais de Tokyo
Pékin, in the Galeries Lafayette
Toulon, in the Théâtre Liberté
Hyères, on the Massillon square
Thus, the Group bolsters its support to the Festival for the fifth
consecutive year. Thanks to its sponsorship, the Galeries Lafayette
enable the involvement of a wide audience in this key event of the
international art scene.
Free admission
PLACE MASSILLON, HYÈRES
The catwalk shows will be broadcast live, for free, to the general
public, on place Massillon and Tour des Templiers. During this
event, the shops on the place Massillon will remain open until the
conclusion of the catwalk shows.
Friday April 22 at 8.30pm, place Massillon
Saturday April 23 at 8.30pm, place Massillon
PALAIS DE TOKYO, PARIS
The Palais de Tokyo, more than ever open towards emerging
creativity, in collaboration with the villa Noailles, French epicentre
of fashion and young design, invite you to the Palais de Tokyo
where the catwalk shows of the 31th International Festival of
Fashion and Photography at Hyères will be broadcast live.
LE LIBERTÉ, SCÈNE NATIONALE DE TOULON
Le Liberté, scène nationale de Toulon, directed by Charles Berling
and Pascale Boeglin-Rodier, unites with the festival and organizes
a live broadcast of the Fashion show on Saturday 23rd.
Public has a free access to the projection area. A giant screen is
installed in the hall. Thanks to this collaboration, Toulon inhabitants
benefit from a direct access to the festival.
From 5pm, Le Liberté offers: clothes junk-shop with a springsummer selection, make up workshops,and tea, coffee and
exceptional lemonade tastings. Free access.
PHOTOGRAPHY
COMPETITION
Autoportrait, 1995 © William Klein
WILLIAM KLEIN IS THE PRESIDENT OF THE
PHOTOGRAPHY JURY OF THE 31 ST INTERNATIONAL
FESTIVAL OF FASHION AND PHOTOGRAPHY IN
HYERES.
PHOTOGRAPHY
JURY
WILLIAM KLEIN
PRESIDENT OF THE JURY, PHOTOGRAPHER
PARIS
JEAN-MICHEL BERTIN
SET DESIGNER
PARIS
SUSAN BRIGHT
CURATOR AND WRITER
PARIS
PIERRE-LOUIS DENIS
STUDIO MANAGER, WILLIAM KLEIN STUDIO
PARIS
JEAN-PAUL GOUDE
ARTIST
PARIS
CHRIS LITTLEWOOD
PHOTOGRAPHY DIRECTOR, FLOWERS GALLERY
LONDON
LESLEY MARTIN
CREATIVE DIRECTOR, FONDATION APERTURE
NEW YORK
HEVAL OKCUOGLU
EDITOR, BONE, 212
ISTANBUL
GARETH PUGH
FASHION DESIGNER
LONDON
CLARE STRAND
PHOTOGRAPHER
BRIGHTON
CHANTAL WEBBER
FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR, WEBBER REPRESENTS
LONDON AND NEW YORK
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
ÉMILIE RÉGNIER
CANADA / HAÏTI
Born In Montreal, Émilie
Régnier spent most of her
childhood in Africa, mainly
in Gabon. She studied
photography at Marsan
College In Montréal. Her
work has been exhibited at
the Lagos Photo Festival, At
Photoquai 2015 And At Foam
Talent Issue 2014. She works
for the press, particularly Le
Monde M, Der Spiegel And
Libération.
Brigitte Adjoua, Hair, 2014
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
JOJAKIM CORTIS
& ADRIAN
SONDEREGGER
GERMANY / SWITZERLAND
Photographer duet Jojakim
Cortis (Germany) and Adrian
Sonderegger (Switzerland)
graduated from the Zurich
University Of The Arts (Zhdk).
In 2014, they presented their
work at the Photoforum In biel
and the following year won the
Zurich Swiss Photo Award.
Making of « 208-N 43888 » (By Charles Levy, 1945)
Serie « Icon » 2013
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
MAJA DANIELS
SWEDEN
London-based Swedish
photographer Maja Daniels
is a graduate of Sociology
from Goldsmiths, University of
London and Photography from
the Spéos Paris Photographic
Institute. Her work was
featured at the Polka Gallery
in Paris in 2013 and the Tokyo
International Photography
Festival in 2014.
Hunting Cabin n°2, River Valley Vernacular, 2015
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
ILONA SZWARC
USA – POLAND
Polish-American photographer
Ilona Szwarc holds a degree in
photography, Yale University
school of art, and the school
of visual arts, New York. Her
work was exhibited at the
maison de la photographie in
Lille and has featured in the
New York Times Magazine,
National Geographic, The
Huffington Post And The
Telegraph Magazine.
“I am a woman and I cast no shadow”, 2015
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
FLEUR VAN
DODEWAARD
NETHERLANDS
Dutch artist Fleur Van
Dodewaard studied fine
arts and photography, Gerrit
Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam
and Royal Academy of art,
The Hague.
Her work featured in a solo
exhibition at galerie Van der
Mieden, Brussels in 2015, and
in a collective exhibition at
Amsterdam’s FOAM in 2011.
Her project 131 variations was
published in book form at Fw:
Books.
Biscuits, 2015
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
JASON LARKIN
UNITED KINGDOM
Jason Larkin is British; He
graduated in Photography
From Falmouth College of
art and the university of
Westminster. His Project
waiting was published in book
form in 2015 and exhibited
at the Gextophoto Festival,
Spain.
7 hours 30 minutes, waiting, 2015
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
ANAÏS BOILEAU
FRANCE
Originally from France,
Anaïs Boileau Graduated in
photography from the École
Cantonale D’art De Lausanne
(Ecal), Switzerland. She
participated in the 2013 group
show at the photography
section of ecal at Azzedine
Alaïa Gallery In Paris. She also
exhibited during the aperture
summer exhibition 2015 In
New York City.
Pauline, Plein Soleil, 2014
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
SASHA KURMAZ
UKRAIN
A Graduate of the national
ukrainian academy of arts
design department, artist
Sasha Kurmaz exhibited
his work in 2015 during the
paris nuits photographiques
and at the nineteenth annual
photography festival in Biel,
Switzerland
Look at me, Kiev - Ukraine, 2013
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
LOUISE DESNOS
FRANCE
Graduate of The École
nationale supérieure des arts
décoratifs in Paris, Louise
Desnos received a master in
photography, aalto university,
Helsinki.
Acedia, 2013
COMPETING
PHOTOGRAPHER
VENDULA KNOPOVÀ
CSZECH REPUBLIC
Vendula Knopovà, A Czech
citizen, holds a degree in
media communications from
the advertising photography
department of Tomas Bata
University, Zlín. She won the
arte creative award in 2015.
PHOTOGRAPHY
COMPETITION
STILLS
NEW
The festival decides to open the field of possibilities in photography
by asking the ten finalists to take two still lifes with fashion
accessories.
Photographs published in the catalog will be presented at the
festival and may be subjects for a special price.
STILLS & STYLES
The history of art and its market, simultaneously designating
photography as an artistic expression and a marketable object,
quickly forgot the contribution of important photographic authors
to the uses for which the medium was employed, whether it was
a question of fashion or advertising photography. And yet, from
Man Ray to Irving Penn, via Diane Arbus, Germaine Krull and
recently Philip-Lorca diCorcia, numerous artist photographers
have irted with applied photography. Within these con ned
consignments, creating photographs that are often countercurrent
to the policed images of glossy paper pages, its authors — and
their commissioners — have contributed in awakening a visual
environment that was drowsy and replete with innumerable
conventions.
The festival thus takes up the role of commissioner, with its constant
desire of engaging creative conversations between fashion and
photography. Hence it has asked the ten competing photographers
to create a still life. This is the rst time that most of them will have
studied a fashion accessory of their choice in order to create a
portrait, each in their own way. Here are ten inhabited still lifes.
Raphaëlle Stopin
PHOTOGRAPHY
AWARD
GRAND PRIX OF THE PHOTOGRAPHY JURY
The photography jury 2016 - constituted by international leading
personalities from the art and publishing worlds - meets during
one-by-one portfolio reviews, each of the photographers
shortlisted in the competition.
At the end of the meetings, the jury will award one of them of
the Grand Prix of the Photography Jury, which distinguishes the
originality of the author’s vision and artistic approach.
The Grand Prix of the photography Jury
consists in a grant of
- 15,000 euro
CHANEL
CHANEL supports the Photography Grand Prix of the Jury, where
the prize-winner will receive a grant of 15,000 euro.
By supporting creativity in the field of photography at the Hyères
Festival, where unique visions and highly perceptive interpretations
span all cultures and barriers, CHANEL perpetuates an initiative
originally created by Mademoiselle Chanel. Committed to the
power of image and outstanding beauty, CHANEL cultivates the
style and taste of the moment with inherent understanding and
distinction.
www.chanel.com
PHOTOGRAPHY
AWARD DOTATIONS
ELIE SAAB
For the 31st International Festival of Fashion & Photography
in Hyères, ELIE SAAB is pleased to announce that a talented
photographer will be offered a commission of 6000 euros and an
artistic residency of three weeks in Beirut to produce a series on
the city.
ELIE SAAB is enthusiastic to see Beirut through new eyes and
hopes to broaden horizons and perceptions through this project.
www.eliesaab.com
EYES ON TALENTS
Eyes on Talents, the first online platform used by international
design-led brands to discover and connect with today’s best talent,
is pleased to partner for the fourth time this year with the renowned
31st International Fashion and Photography Festival in Hyères.
All finalists of both categories will be invited to have their online
page with profile and portfolio on Eyes on Talents. In addition, the
winners will benefit from special communication towards Eyes on
Talents’ member brands, publications and cultural institutions.
www.eyesontalents.com
MEMORIESLAB
Memorieslab partners with Festival International de Mode et de
Photographie à Hyères for the first time as an official partner of the
Photographic Prize. In addition to printing the artworks of the 9 competing candidates,
a grant of 7.500 euros worth of Memorieslab’s specialized bespoke
photographic printmaking services will be allocated to the laureate
of the Grand Prix du Jury. The same value amount will be allocated
to a talented photographer of Memorieslab’s choice. Memorieslab is a creative high-end online photo lab for consumers
and professionals. They are pleased to sponsor the photographic
artworks showcased at Festival d’Hyères by supporting candidates
with its exquisite printmaking & finishing services.
www.memorieslab.com
EXHIBITIONS
PACO RABANNE
SWIMMING POOL, VILLA NOAILLES
JACKSON
GARDEN, PIGEON HOUSE, VILLA NOAILLES
WILLIAM KLEIN
SQUASH COURT, VILLA NOAILLES
JULIEN COLOMBIER
SAUTOIR AND GYMNASIUM, VILLA NOAILLES
SJOERD KNIBBELER
NEW GALLERY, VILLA NOAILLES
I COULD NEVER BE A DANCER
TOUR DES TEMPLIERS, CITY CENTER, HYÈRES
HERVÉ LASSÏNCE
STAIRS, VILLA NOAILLES
LE MARAIS PLAGE, HYÈRES
XAVIER VEILHAN
CINEMA ROOM, INITIAL BUILDING, VILLA NOAILLES
GEORGES HUGNET
PINK ROOM, VILLA NOAILLES
LES ÉPHÉMÈRES DE LA MODE
SUMMER HOUSE, GARDEN, VILLA NOAILLES
EVANGELIA KRANIOTI
GROUND FLOOR, VILLA NOAILLES
MUSEUM GRIDS, HYÈRES
ANNELIE SCHUBERT
SALIN DES PESQUIERS, HYÈRES
PIERRE P. MARCHAL
INSTAGRAM
CLAIRE LAVABRE
JORGE PENADÉS
DEBEAULIEU
INITIAL BUILDING, VILLA NOAILLES
Samsung Serif screens support the festival’s exhibitions
EXHIBITION
PACO RABANNE
WORK IN PROGRESS
swimming pool, villa Noailles
Jean Clemmer, Copyright Hélène Clemmer Heidsieck
Since his appointment in 2013,
the young French designer
Julien Dossena has sparked a
quiet revolution at the house
of Paco Rabanne – one that
has evolved our contemporary
fashion dialogue whilst paying
reverent homage to the man
himself. Mr. Rabanne (1934
- present) was a polymath
creator, whose legacy reaches
beyond prét-à-porter to
encompass a rich artistic career
that projected the progressive
image of a liberated modern
woman that still resounds
decades later. Trained as
an architect, his sculptural
creations held little precedent
in the field of fashion, renowned
as they were for a melange
of unexpected materials
and linear forms balanced
by a flair for racy silhouettes
and forward-thinking
glamour. Having started his
fashion career in 1961 with
a collection of accessible
plastic accessories including
bangles, statement earrings,
and foot jewels, Rabanne took
an unconventional route to
dressing women – unconcerned
with the demure couture
traditions of the passing
decade and more interested
in breaking the boundaries of
fabric research and streamlined
modern shapes. He integrated
materials like panels of linked
‘rhodoid’ metal (not sewn with
needle and thread but worked
with pliers), and moulded Giffo
plastic into his collections the former chainmail dresses
becoming an iconic heirloom
of the house. Today their spirit
is translated each season
under Dossena’s deft hand, in
sophisticated new propositions,
from baroque floral print
mesh to racy colour-blocked
separates. It was with that
same innovative spirit that Paco
Rabanne engaged his vibrant
circle of artistic friends as
collaborators during his lifetime
– from his family’s embroidery
atelier to the visionary minds
of the surrealist artist Salvador
Dalì and photographer Jean
Clemmer. Together they
explored his aesthetic universe,
which perpetuated a sensual
yet Brutalist perspective on the
cold futurism of the day.
Fast-forward to 2016 and
that same collective attitude
defines Dossena’s cerebral
approach to the house; a cast
of creative luminaries from
Paris and beyond surrounds
him, each complementing his
collections with their diverse
talents in the fields of image
making and beyond. From the
styling talent of Marie-Amelie
Sauve to photographers like
Patrick Demarchelier, Coco
Capitan, Maurice Scheltens &
Liesbeth Abbenes, the artist
David De Beyter and the
architects Kersten Geers &
David Van Severen, Dossena’s
new guard of European talents
spans both disciplines and
generations – their balance
of raw and refined aesthetics
enriching the world of Paco
Rabanne with a fresh and
youthful sophistication. Central
to that world are Dossena’s
ready-to-wear designs, which in
two short years have set a new
precedent for modern luxury
and wearability for the house.
In the span of ten collections
a distinct through line of
athletic elegance has emerged;
Dossena’s expert touch
bringing a new effortlessness to
the sculptural house codes by
intertwining a delicate balance
of structure and ‘flou’.
Criss-crossing elements of
evening and sportswear,
Dossena’s collections have
succeeded by remaining
inspired yet not thematic,
drawing from an array of global
influences from streetwear to
Japonisme whilst respecting
a real-world, urban appeal.
Zipped jersey, second-skin
knitwear, transparent and
soft metallic textiles have
become crucial elements
in his pragmatic designs.
Often paired with flat hybrid
shoe styles, they allude to
the sensual, down-to-earth
sophistication that defines
Paco Rabanne today.
Dan Thawley
EXHIBITION
PACO RABANNE
WORK IN PROGRESS
swimming pool, villa Noailles
Coco Capitán, Défilé Spring/Summer 2016
EXHIBITION
CONCERT
JACKSON
LIGHT METAL MUSIC
BRUME SONORE #2
© Keffer
Pigeon house and
garden, villa Noailles
To mark the inauguration of the festival, Julien Dossena invites
Jackson to perform on the forecourt of the villa Noailles. Featuring
a collection of designed electro-acoustic instruments, this concert
will be based on the sound of resonating metal sheets and vibrant
bodies. Entitled Light Metal Music, this project came to life at
IRCAM (Centre Pompidou) and continued its path for a series
of performances at the Venice Biennale of Art 2015, and for the
French gallery Kamel Mennour. Currently pursuing his research on
the hybridisation of different mediums at the villa Medici in Rome,
Jackson’s music is built upon the relationships between gesture
and the perception of vibratory phenomena.
Jackson is also exhibiting his work Brume Sonore #2 in the villa’s
dovecot. This sculptural device takes us to a space in which the
physical nature of light shapes the flow of a generative sound.
A beam of diffracted light crosses a cloud of water particles
which reveals the colours of the spectrum of light. Founded
upon a spectral analogy, this process rests upon a conversion of
wavelengths in the visible domain into a sound signal.
Together, the vibratory phenomena enter into a resonance with
the senses and the nature of the device, because the sound
generated is amplified and reflected by a mirrored metal resonator.
The vibrations produced by the metal, whose surface has allowed
for the light to be projected in the moving vapour, reproduces the
frequencies of colour.
Jackson
EXHIBITION
WILLIAM KLEIN
WILLIAM KLEIN
+ POLLY MAGGOO
squash court, villa Noailles
William Klein, « Cabine et Mannequins, Op-Art », Qui êtes-vous Polly Maggoo?, 1965
The equation, William Klein + Polly Maggoo, is sheer alchemy.
1966. Roll titles: the words “Who are you, Polly Maggoo?” appear,
blinking, and get closer, worrisomely closer. Right from the start the
question posed seems visceral, urgent. No visuals, yet already we
make out the sound of clashing sheet-metal and footsteps amid
background noise. And the action starts without delay for time is
short and space, lacking. Backstage a whole mechanism is getting
ready to run behind the black curtain of the titles sequence.
Close-up: an ovalface held within a lens constitute by the “o” in Polly.
Immediate and unmediated, hands shift, words are exchanged. The
backstage environment, it seems, is that of a fashion runway.
In this manner, starting with that first and legendary scene, the
film becomes an unsurpassed and visionary satire of the world of
fashion. Yet the filmic personality of Who are you, Polly Maggoo? is
far more complex than such a hasty summary can convey. Polly is
polymorphous, polysemic. Polly is everywhere.
Polly is both a fashion icon and, under that wig, behind her jet-black
eyes, a very young woman, wellturned out as she says, and open;
all rabbit teeth and freckles. Maggoo is McGowan, first name
Dorothy; lead actor of the film, fashion model by trade. On top of all
this she’s Klein’s accomplice: Klein, the fashion photographer. So
she’s a model, this Polly McGowan or Dorothy Maggoo, evolving
between the four walls of a tiny hotel room on one hand, the vast
breadth of Paris’s great boulevards on the other. She strolls from
runway to photo shoot (we catch a passing glimpse of Richard
Avedon, of Louis Faurer, playing themselves) and sees herself
becoming object rather than subject of a TV show dissecting the
life of “people,” as well as the fantasy of Prince Igor.
Raphaëlle Stopin
EXHIBITION
JULIEN COLOMBIER
JUNGLE CREDIBILITY
gymnasium and sautoir,
villa Noailles
Intimacy of art with nature
... an unexpected visual encounter leafing through an imaginary
and mysterious forest, with flamboyant colours, laid upon matte
paper or upon the walls themselves.
... the discovery of a painter who is sensitive and inhabited by a
dreamlike universe where nature is at the heart of his work.
Strength and fragility meet one another, plentiful nature is faced
with geometrical and mineral structures which paradoxically
animate Julien’s works.
A magician with colour, textures with oil pastels and acrylic paint,
his practice has seduced the world of fashion…
Agnès Liely
CHANEL
EXHIBITION
SJOERD KNIBBELER
IN EVERY DIRECTION
new gallery,
villa Noailles
Forming Synchrony, 2016
He titles his works simply as “Current Studies”, each is then
accompanied with a hash and a number. Hence, they are study
pieces. Their purpose? To picture that which habitually escapes
photography, to grasp the impermanent and the invisible: the
movement of air. The image is thus the result of the experiments
conducted between the four walls of Sjoerd Knibbeler’s studio.
Nothing is complicated in the materials and instruments used: PVC,
paper, glass and wood are associated with fans, vacuum cleaners
and other familiar machines which create a flow of air. With
Forming Synchrony, the image thus pictures movement, the fingers
spread out, wrists untie themselves and heads, eyes closed, slowly
outline circles in the air. In the video, we see the pilots of the
Patrouille de France, in formation within a large hangar in the south
of France, in Salon-de-Provence, sit upon basic stools, wearing
their sky-blue jumpsuits, and practice their routine. At the heart of
this work, is another impermanent and invisible phenomenal, which
Sjoerd Knibbeler endeavours to translate as an image: desire, that
of being in the air, of finally flying.
Forming Synchrony was created during Sjoerd Knibbeler’s personal
exhibition at the thirty-first International Festival of Fashion and
Photography in Hyères.
Sjoerd Knibbeler was the winner of the Grand Prix du jury
Photographie at the festival in 2015. He is a graduate of the Royal
Academy of Art, the Hague, he has recently exhibited at FOAM
(Amsterdam), Espace Quai 1 (Vevey), Nederlands Fotomuseum
(Rotterdam), and at Paris Photo, with his critically acclaimed
book Planes editions FW:Books Amsterdam (2015) as part of the
selection of photography( books created by Aperture.
Raphaëlle Stopin
EXHIBITION
I COULD NEVER BE
A DANCER
JUST IN TIME
Tour des Templiers,
city center, Hyères
The Power Of X. Ted Tedxsummit, Doha, Qatar
Réalisé Par Körnerunion
The smart set
Or the art of dancing elegance impertinently. The work of the duo
Carine Charaire and Olivier Casamayou, choreographers, artistic
directors and producers, under the name I could never be a dancer,
create energetic video clips for atmospheric events for fashion
houses, from an artistic scene in a museum to the choreographic
signature of advertising campaigns, the same light, lively and
irreverent attitude.
(...)
Thus to create a “retrospective” for this exhibition at the villa
Noailles, is to treat I could never be a dancer’s series as a single
investigation: an open and confident prospective, a dialogue
between fashion, contemporary art and dance, and the relevance
of creating an elasticity between these domains. Significantly,
their propositions, ephemeral dance and editorial performances
with long choreographies, test the experience and the eye of the
spectator: surprising through discrete virtuosity, without fear of
diversion, augmenting the real without suffocating or recanting it,
chanting the poetry of a calligram, where the idea of pleasure felt
almost validates the danced movement.
An idea of style therefore, with a typically French attitude, the
glamour of a certain new wave too, that of Jacques Demi, an
uncomplacent tradition which, between a musical and a conceptual
performance, offers a quality of atmosphere full of spirit and
impetuosity — a minor transgression which tickles rather than
assaults or asserts. Ultimately, an idea of fashion, which is not
without recalling the intelligence of Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
and d’Elsa Schiaparelli to summon the important elements of the
period, of pop culture, and to create sufficient signs which crystallise
a style, a means of being, a danced appeal. On air, just in time.
Mathieu Buard
EXHIBITION
HERVÉ LASSÏNCE
NOTRE ÉTÉ
stairs, villa Noailles
Le Marais plage, Hyères
Yassin, Laurent, Rome chez mes parents, Paris
For several years now, I have photographed people in the flow of
everyday life who are close to me: friends, lovers, couples. The
series is called Mes frères.
For the festival, I suggested Notre été to the villa Noailles: a
selection of images linked to holidays, warmth, the languor of
desire, in the towns of southern France, in the Maghreb and the
islands of the Mediterranean. On the same theme, this series is
also enriched with images taken on the Île du Levant.
In contrast to these solar images, are those of the night, a series
on clubbing in Paris, a long-term project: La galaxie de l’amour
instantané.
Hervé Lassïnce
EXHIBITION
XAVIER VEILHAN
VENT MODERNE
cinema room, initial building
villa Noailles
Vent Moderne, 2015, film Hd, noir et blanc, 27’39’’
Photo Stéphane Perche © Veilhan © Mallet-Stevens / ADAGP Paris, 2016
Xavier Veilhan maintains a close relationship with architecture,
as his project Architectones (2012-2014) bears witness. Within
the context of a proposal for the Cinéma en plein air du parc
de la Villette festival (Paris), he created a film which plays with
perspectives, scale, and the ties between décor and architecture.
The sequences are articulated around the character of a concept
developer, an artist, an architect, for which the actor Micha Lescot
lends his features. Vent Moderne stages a succession of fantasised
moments of the protagonist’s life: times for architectural design, for
meetings, for travels, for festive and pleasurable moments. A more
abstract dimension is added to this narrative aspect: a succession
of visual evocations amongst which the spectator finds their own
path.
“The film was never really written, but rather drawn. Its scenes
were shot like animated tableaux, its narration is constructed
around pre-existing sequences. The shoot was the moment of
capturing these instants which the action drives and, following a
documentary mindset, room was left for improvisation, or rather for
the evolution of the predefined situations.” (Xavier Veilhan)
Vent Moderne is a film by Xavier Veilhan.
Concept devised with Alexis Bertrand and Violeta Kreimer.
Produced by Dimitri Chamblas and Amélie Couillaud.
With (e.a.) Micha Lescot and Stephen Thompson.
Music and sound design: Pierre Avia, Florian Sumi, Yujim. Choreography: Dimitri Chamblas.
Production: Atelier Xavier Veilhan. Coproduction: La Villette, eXorde (Collection Casoar).
With the support of the villa Noailles et du Centre des monuments nationaux.
EXHIBITION
GEORGES HUGNET
AT THE EXPENSE OF WORDS
pink room, initial building
villa Noailles
La Perle, 1929, 33 min, n.& b., muet, Cinémathèque royale de Belgique.
Photographie de tournage et de photogrammes de La Perle, tirages originaux, 1929.
Since its inauguration, in 2010, the permanent exhibition Charles
and Marie-Laure de Noailles, a life as patrons devotes its displays
to shedding light on the life and works of this couple. From the
middle of the 1920s until the end of the 19060s, they assisted
artists and intellectuals, acting in order to promote all forms of
modern and avant garde art: cinema, literature, music, architecture
and even ethnography. Through specific themes, or by focusing
on a particular person close to the Noailles, a temporary exhibition
always defines more precisely the extent of their actions. Often
mentioned, Georges Hugnet takes the place of honour in the Salon
Rose, from February 10 until 5 June.
Defining Georges Hugnet (1906-1974) as an unclassifiable travelling
companion for the intellectual and artistic adventures of the 20th
Century, an essential witness and a faithful friend to Marie-Laure
de Noailles, constitutes a necessary prerequisite, even if it is
insufficient. A poet with scissors, anthologist, scriptwriter, editor
on a mountain, sketcher on table cloths, bookseller, unrepentant
collagist, painter of stones, resistant, inventor of objects,
bookbinder on bark and first historian of the Dada movement,
the life of this genius jack of all trades is full of brilliances. Of
this brilliance, the history of cinema has retained that of La Perle
[The Pearl], a jewel of a surrealist film, shot in 1929. This film
would serve as his most famous feat of arms, because, contrary
to his friends Picasso, Miró, Gertrude Stein, Éluard, Max Jacob,
Giacometti and Cocteau, his modesty and his faithfulness to
his ideals earnt him a place in the shadows. The difficulty of
summarising an œuvre that is in a class of its own accentuated
this obscurity. Hugnet wrote on his ex-libris : “Mieux vaut plus tôt”
[Better Sooner]. It is not too late therefore to read, to discover, the
life and works of he who said that he was first and foremost a poet.
Stéphane Boudin-Lestienne and Alexandre Mare
EXHIBITION
THE EPHEMERA
OF FASHION
CATALOGUES AS
PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOKS
Summer house,
The bookshop Tailor Books, specialist in fashion photography
books,is present for the third consecutive year at the festival
of fashion and photography at the villa Noailles. This new
participation initiates the venture of publication and creation of
exhibitions dedicated to photographic books themselves. For this
first exhibition, Tailor Books has called upon the talents of Marco
Pecorari (Ph.D, director of MA Fashion Studies at Parsons The New
School, Paris) and Marlène Van de Casteele (lecturer in fashion
history at ENSAD and Ph.D. candidate in fashion photography at
the university Lumière Lyon 2).
EXHIBITION
EVANGELIA KRANIOTI
UNLIGHT / SUNLIGHT
Stairs, villa Noailles
Odalisque (détail), Unlight / Sunlight, 2015
“Beirut, town of fictions. Behind tinted and lowered windows, she
puts on a scene. The spectacle starts at the plane with a long,
astonishing tracking shot, visible to only a handful of passengers,
whilst the indigo sea extends the other side. Each trip I tried to
sit on the best side of the plane, but the view changed according
to the flights and timetable. Even during these missed aerial
encounters, Beirut revealed itself as sumptuous in its duality;
between presence and absence, light and darkness.
A Mediterranean science fiction landscape for which I was incapable
of saying whether relics dated from the past or the future.
Amongst these, the Holiday Inn, the Egg, the Grand Théâtre and
the surrounding architectures, décors that are worthy of Blade
Runner, bathed in pink light. I remember the first time I crossed the
avenue which leads to Rafic Hariri airport in the middle of town, the
atmosphere was electric, charged with urgency and nostalgia. A
few kilometres to the north or the south, conflicts were still on the
lookout. At the same time, Beirut danced in defiance of the depths
of despair, like an elegant figure heading straight forward into the
uproar of History.”
Evangelia Kranioti
In 2015, Evangelia Kranioti won the Prix Spécial du jury
Photographie as well as a residency and the Elie Saab creative
grant. She travelled several times to Beirut where this fashion
house is situated, in order to create a portrait of the town.
EXHIBITION
EVANGELIA KRANIOTI
BARRIE
Hall principal, villa Noailles
Barrie, 2015
“Scottish light is almost supernatural. Dramatic from one moment
to the next, subdued or brilliant, its main quality is that it invites
a reflection on the passing of time. Filming there, is to commune
with a perpetually evolving nature, to the extent where everything
becomes a spectacle, theatrical and ritual.
This commission from Barrie allowed me to observe how, beyond
its aesthetic, Scottish nature is intrinsically tied to a savoir faire,
allowing for the flourishing of a long tradition. The cashmere begins
its journey in Asia but comes to fruition in Scotland, in part due to
the quality of the water in its rivers. I appreciated the demanding
path which this noble material requires, this search for supreme
quality, a quest for the impossible — and I wanted to be a part of it.”
Evangelia Kranioti
In 2015, Evangelia Kranioti won the Prix Spécial du jury
Photographie under the presidency of Eric Pfrunder, Chanel’s
Image Director. From Eric Pfrunder to Chanel, from Chanel to
the Métiers d’Art, and from the Métiers d’Art to Barrie: Evangelia
Kranioti was given carte blanche within the domain of this Scottish
house of cashmere.
EXHIBITION
ANNELIE SCHUBERT
TWINSET
fashion show,
salin des Pesquiers, Hyères
Photographies : Jan Reiser
Collection created with
the Chanel’s Métiers d’Art:
Barrie cashmeres, Lesage
embroideries, Lognon plissés,
Massaro shoes.
Annelie Schubert, winner of the Grand Prix du jury Première Vision
in 2015 presents her second collection at Hyères.
The ensemble twinset is coordinated. Taken separately, the
looks form a composition of pieces created in a monochrome
material; taken as an ensemble, the collection offers a range of
interchangeable elements according to an assorted palette. She
reasserts the major themes of her style which enthused the jury
last year. Of note, are the straight shoulders which construct the
entirety of the body, the skirts and apron dresses are tied in the
back, and the superimpositions and linings are exposed.
Each composition tends to reveal the character of a material
through the nuance which expresses it the best. The fabrics and
knits are fashioned out of a range of treatments which allow
them to express all of their potential. Silk, cashmere and wool
are stiffened by being bonded together, then embroidered with
translucent stones or marked with pleats. Plissé fabric is used to
transform the material’s structure and to modify its volume.
La précision des coupes confère une ligne claire à chaque The
precision of cut confers a clean line where each outline can
be read as mirrored, like the blending of two possibilities. The
designer pays homage to the manufacturers and craftspeople who
produce these exceptional fabrics and knits. She underlines this
sumptuousness which opens up an infinite number of combinations
by guiding the gaze towards the materials.
The designer wished to create a living ensemble: she presents
a subtle and opulent collection, far from the clumsy excesses of
beginners.
Magalie Guérin
EXHIBITION
PIERRE P. MARCHAL
THE EVER-LOADING
MUSEUM
a digital exhibition on
Instagram
instagram.com/JPPM.FR
Following his studies at the Chambre syndicale de la couture,
Pierre P. Marchal decided to focus upon the press, events, and
visual identity through various collaborations. In parallel, he has
worked on a personal project through social media and Instagram
in particular under the moniker JPPM.
(...)
Through the initiative of Jean-Pierre Blanc, for the villa Noailles,
Pierre P. Marchal was invited to further this visual calligraphy
with the virtual context of an exhibition on Instagram. Within this
yet to be explored space by museums, he has created a journey,
an architecture which invites the subscribed visitor towards a
unique experience. It is thus armed with this singular phrasing
that JPPM invites us to discover these works and inspirations
through a selection of artists seen, distinguished, and met through
this application. The posts published each day will serve as an
Ariadne’s thread, links for wandering from room to room and join
each universe assembled and constructed by the pertinent eye of
JPPM. From painting to photography, sculpture to video, all sorts
of media may be found in this digital gallery: The Ever-Loading
Museum.
Jean-Philippe Pons
EXHIBITION
CLAIRE LAVABRE
COULD IT BE THAT
IT’S JUST AN ILLUSION
Stairs, villa Noailles
Photo : Claire Lavabre, 2016
In her work on mirrors, Claire Lavabre focuses on the visual
experience of reflections. The installation Could it be that it’s
just an illusion questions perception and exposes some of the
possibilities of reflections.
The first mirror presents a reflection which is modified thanks to the
shaping of the reflective material and according to the placement
of the spectator and the orientation of their gaze. This mirror is
the result of the joining together of three brass panels, curved and
then chromed. On the flat surfaces of this mirror, the perception of
the reflection is the same as that obtained with a traditional mirror,
whereas it evolves and distorts at the point where the folds are
formed by the curve. For the second mirror also with three panels,
two reflective surfaces are placed one opposite the other. A light
source is inserted in order to create an optical illusion. When it is
switched off, this mirror has a normal appearance. Once lit, the
play of light and its multiple reflections create the illusion of a
deep space contained within the interior of the object. This image
reflected to infinity fuses with a luminous horizon.
EXHIBITION
JORGE PENADÉS
TOO GOOD TO BE WASTED
MIROIR
escaliers, villa Noailles
Structural Skin. Photo : Humberto Ribes
Discovered during a trip to Japan in 2014, the exhibition is inspired
by boro: a traditional Japanese folk textile. This fabric represents
two essential principles of Japanese culture, mottainai a term that
conveys a deep sense of regret concerning waste and borobor
which celebrates the beauty in something frayed, decaying or
repaired, demonstrating a vast esteem for our available resources,
labour and everyday objects.
The exhibition is based on Structural Skin — a self-produced
material made out of leftovers from the leather industry. In this
case, the objective was to go a step further and create a flat
surface rather than the original leather slats, investigating new
potential applications for this innovative material. Starting from the
idea of a visual system for a larger collection, this mirror consists
of basic geometrical shapes derived from circles and rectangles.
The colours depend upon the contributions of his partners. The raw
material used for these pieces come from offcuts and remnants
from the French fashion house Hermès, Petit h.
The designer adopts an attitude which is consistently dissident
and bears an increasing interest on the intangible aspects of his
discipline, he explores areas that transcend conventional design.
Being receptive to unorthodox ideas allows him to obtain nonstandard outcomes, opening up alternative opportunities with
regards to a more responsible social, cultural, economical, political
and intellectual context.
Jorge Penadés
EXHIBITION
DEBEAULIEU
ALPHONSE
initial building, villa Noailles
Photo : Cécile Bortoletti
Set between Place Saint Georges and Pigalle, 30th Street
Henry Monnier in Paris, welcomes a recent Debeaulieu florist
in an atmosphere conservatory. This shop with clean, graphic
lines, the play of mirrors, creating a sober atmosphere that
emphasizes the beauty of plants and their containers. With
elegance and sophistication, Pierre, passionate thirties, offers floral
arrangements, seasonal flowers or exotic, rare and decorative
plants. In this universe, rub unique ancient vases or contemporary
planters nineteenth design of 1970 / 1980 and various other
selected objects.
Debeaulieu reinterprets floral art and rediscover simple flowers
sometimes forgotten
SHOWROOMS
THE FORMERS
PRESENTED BY
MERCEDES-BENZ
only during the festival
Since 2013 the villa Noailles has invited ten former contestants of the
festival to present their most recent collections in the form of a
showroom. This valuable exchange is important for the young
emerging designers as it allows them to meet leading professionals
within the privileged context of the festival, providing them with
visibility with the general public, journalists, and members of
the industry. Mercedes-Benz is proud to join forces with the villa
Noailles in supporting this initiative since 2015.
The artist Marc Turlan will again stage the showroom, designing a
decor for the art centre’s garden.
Hans Boodt provides models for both showrooms, the Shortlisted
and the Formers.
ANNELIE SCHUBERT
TIIA SIRÉN
PAULA SELBY
ROSHI PORKAR
KENTA MATSUSHIGE
GUILLEM RODRIGUEZ
FRANCE GERMANY
PRIX DU JURY PREMIÈRE
VISION 2015
ARGENTINA
FINALIST 2012
JAPAN
GRAND PRIX DU JURY
PREMIÈRE VISION 2014
SOPHIE HARAND
FRANCE
FINALIST 2015
MARIT ILISON
ESTONIA
FINALIST 2014
FINLAND
GRAND PRIX DU JURY
L’ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL 2012
AUSTRIA
FINALIST 2014
SPAIN
FINALIST 2015
LISELORE FROWJIN
NETHERLANDS
PRIX CHLOÉ 2014
JEAN-PAUL LESPAGNARD
BELGIUM
PRIX 1.2.3
AND PRIX DU PUBLIC 2008
ATELIERS
CHANEL'S MÉTIERS
D'ART WORKSHOPS
Château Saint-Pierre
ARTISTIC WORKSHOPS
only during the festival
During the festival, the villa Noailles organises free creative
workshops. These moments of exchange are above all an
opportunity to reveal the work of contemporary artists and artisans
to festivalgoers.
In 2015 CHANEL's Métiers d'Art joined in this sharing of skills
by offering embroidery workshops by Maison Lesage. This year,
Maison Lemarié joins with Maison Lesage and enriches the
exceptional repertoire of these workshops.
WORKSHOPS
CHANEL'S
MÉTIERS D'ART
Photographies : Anne Combaz
MAISON LESAGE
Lesage has been creating opulent embroidery requiring countless
hours of work and exceptional skill for Haute Couture, Ready-to-Wear
and accessories since its creation in 1924. The company founded
an embroidery school in 1992 that welcomes those who are
passionate about embroidery, from all over the world.
Lesage became part of CHANEL’s Métiers d’art in 2002.
Friday April 22 at 11am and at 3pm
Saturday April 23 at 11am and at 5.30pm
Sunday April 24 at 11am and at 3pm
Monday April 25 at 11am
Reservation required: presse@lesage-paris.fr
MAISON LEMARIÉ
Founded in 1880, this specialist in feather and flower creations
for luxury fashion houses, such as CHANEL’s beloved camellias.
Lemarié's expertise also encompasses dressmaking in its
truly unique workshop where smocking, pleats and ruffles are
elaborately handcrafted at the request of the most prestigious
names in fashion. Lemarié joined CHANEL’s Métiers d’art in 1996.
Friday April 22 at 11am, 2.30pm and at 6pm
Saturday April 23 at 11am, 2.30pm and at 6pm
Sunday April 24 at 11am and at 3pm
Monday April 25 at 11am
Reservation required: presse@lemarie-paris.fr
WORKSHOPS
ARTISTIC
WORKSHOPS
ERIK HALLEY
The designer Erik Halley will develop the theme of jewellery,
inspired by Maison Paco Rabanne.
Known for his work with accessories and millinery employing the
exceptional techniques of featherworkers, this designer creates
finery with no limitations in his use of materials, dressing the most
prestigious of models such as Madonna or Naomi Campbell.
Friday 22 April at 11am and 3pm
SOMCHIT SINTHIRATH
The stylist Somchit Sinthirath will undertake a workshop on
weaving using fabric and leather ribbons.
Founder of the label Aadarza, this designer has worked with
the biggest names in French fashion, and notably was head
seamstress for Jean Colonna. Craftsmanship and handwork make
her creations unique.
Saturday 23 April at 11am and 3pm
LAURELINE GALLIOT
THE DESIGNER LAURELINE GALLIOT WILL OFFER A
physical exploration.
Winner of the Prix du Conseil général du Var in 2014 during the
Design Parade festival organised by the villa Noailles, this designer
will explore a physical and graphical process by means of atypical
tools, in particular that of sketching on an iPad.
Dimanche 24 avril à 11h et à 15h
Free admission workshops, reservation required:
mediation@villanoailles-hyeres.com
ENCOUNTERS
16 E RENCONTRES
INTERNATIONALES
DU TEXTILE
ET DE LA MODE
only durong the festival
reservation
Created in 2001 following an initiative led by Didier Grumbach, this
international gathering is organised as part of the festival. It unites
both managerial and creative professionals as well as experts on
current and future affairs; it provides the opportunity for a very
open exchange with the public.
Four key moments will take place within the event this year. The
first is devotedto what has been agreed upon as called “Fashion
Tech”, in the form of a round table. The accent is placed upon
the digital revolution which has overwhelmed all facets of fashion
and its industry, from social networks to organisation, from
consumption to creation. The round table might also rely upon
the work of a student think tank which has been assembled for
this purpose. The digital image is omnipresent on social networks
and inhabits our everyday. Where is its artistic vocation and how
does this manifest itself? Can it attest itself in keeping with what
fashion photography has always been? This will be the subject of
a second round table. A third meeting is devoted to sustainable
development, which has become a major stake for the planet and
its future. Numerous stakeholders in fashion are greatly implicated
worldwide, supported by collective initiatives, as will be illustrated
through various testimonies. A master class will also be organised,
modelled on the one held in 2015 with Karl Lagerfeld who was
president of the festival jury. The baton this year has been passed
to Julien Dossena, artistic director at the Paco Rabanne fashion
house and president of the 2016 jury.
Finally, two workshops will put into perspective, on the one hand
the work of this year’s competing photographers, and on the other
hand the collections of theFormers, ten designers who have taken
part in past festivals.
ENCOUNTERS
16 E RENCONTRES
INTERNATIONALES
DU TEXTILE
ET DE LA MODE
only durong the festival
reservation
FRIDAY APRIL 22
10 am
Students think tank on
fashion technology
and the digital revolution
Coordinated by Lucas Delattre,
Professeur, IFM
Le Marais Plage, Hyères
With the contribution of: Sarah Cerisel,
Pia Hazoume, Eliane Heutschi et Yoland
Moutama, students from the Institut
Français de la Mode-Start and from
the Ecole 42 and the participation of
Noëmie Balmat, Clausette
5 pm
Masterclass
with Julien Dossena, Artistic Director,
Paco Rabanne and Sylvia Jorif,
Journalist, French Elle
villa Noailles, Tent dedicated to
Conferences
SATURDAY APRIL 23
SUNDAY APRIL 24
10.30 am
Fashion technology
and the digital revolution
Introduction: Students Think Tank
from 10 am to 12 pm
The formers: only by appointment,
meet–up with designers from the
previous fashion contests
Conferences
villa Noailles, garden, showrooms
Moderated by Laurent Raoul, Professor,
IFM, Founder, XL Conseil
Speakers: Maxime Coupez, Director of
Strategy Division, Fabernovel ; Céline
Lippi, Co-founder and General Manager,
Fashion Capital Partners ; Eric Peters,
Deputy Head of Unit, DG CONNECT
European Commission ; Pierre-Yves
Roussel, Chief Executive Officer, LVMH
Fashion Group (to be confirmed) ;
Suzanne Tide Frater, Brand & Strategy
Director, Farfetch
2.45 pm
International advancements
in sustainable development
Moderated by Julien Neuville,
Journaliste
Conferences
Speakers:
Sanchita Ajjampur, Chairperson &
Creative Director, BeeLuxe Private
Limited, co-founder, Sanfab India,
(India) ; Carlo Capasa, President,
Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana
(Italia) ; Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief
Sustainability Officer and Head of
international institutional affairs, Kering ;
Alfonso Saibene Canepa, Supply Chain
and Sustainability Director, Canepa
(Italia) ; Axelle Tessandier, Manager and
Founder, AXL Agency ; Li Yu, Executive
General Manager, Exception (China)
5.30 pm
A conversation about photography
Moderated by Raphaëlle Stopin, Artistic
Director
Conferences
Speakers:
Chris Littlewood, Photography Director,
Flowers Gallery, London ;
Lesley Martin, Creative Director,
Aperture Foundation, New York ;
Clare Strand, Photographer, Brighton ;
Chantal Webber, Agent, Webber
Represents, London
Appointment:
With:
Liselore Frowjin, Sophie Harand, Marit
Ilison, Jean-Paul Lespagnard, Kenta
Matsushige, Roshi Porkar, Guillem
Rodriguez, Annelie Schubert, Paula
Selby, Tiia Siren
2 pm
Presentation of the 10 selected
photographers
Moderated by Raphaëlle Stopin, Artistic
Director
Conferences
With:
Anaïs Boileau, Jojakim Cortis et Adrian
Sonderegger, Maja Daniels, Louise
Desnos, Vendula Knopovà, Sasha
Kurmaz, Jason Larkin, Émilie Régnier,
Ilona Szwarc, Fleur Van Dodewaard
PROGRAMME PUBLIC
THURSDAY APRIL 21
VENDREDI 22 AVRIL
6.30 pm
Opening Concert – Jackson,
invitation by the Maison Paco
Rabanne
Parvis, villa Noailles
10 am – 8 pm
Opening of exhibitions
villa Noailles
7 pm
Grand opening of the festival and
exhibitions, speech and cocktail
Please note that Montée Noailles is
closed from 5.30 pm to 9 pm. Park
your car in the city center, parking lots
(Clemenceau, Casino, Olbia).
Use the free shuttle service from place
Clemenceau to villa Noailles and Castle
parking lot, non stop from 5.30 pm to
9.30 pm.
8.30 pm
Screening of « Vent moderne » by
Xavier Veilhan, in presence of the
artist
Free shuttles continuously from 10 am
to 8 pm between place Clemenceau
(bus stop), the villa Noailles and Castle
parking lot
11 am and 3pm
Workshops with the Maison
Lesage (embroiderer)
Reservations required at
presse@lesage-paris.fr, limited seats
Meeting 15 minutes before the start of
the workshops at the villa Noailles
11 am, 2.30 pm and 6 pm
Lemarié (feather creations)
Reservation required at
presse@lemarie-paris.fr, limited seats
11 am and 3 pm
Workshops artistic creation with
Erik Halley (artist, accessories)
mediation@villanoailles-hyeres.com,
limited seats
12 pm – 1.30 pm
France Culture Live, “La Grande
table” by Caroline Broué
Free access
villa Noailles
3 pm
Dedications of works by the
authors Horst Diekgerdes and
Sophie Fontanel
Parvis, Villa Noailles
4 pm
Concert of Petite Meller, with
Stage of the Art and Converse
Free access
7 pm – 7.55 pm
France Culture Live, “Ping pong”
by Mathilde Serrell and Martin
Quenehen
Free access
villa Noailles
8.30 pm
— Shortlisted designers fashion
shows for the Grand Prix of the
Jury Première Vision
— Fashion show of Annelie
Schubert, 2015 winner of the
Grand Prix of the Jury Première
Vision
— Shortlisted designers shows
for the Chloé Prize
Hangar de la Mouture, salin des
Pesquiers, Hyères
Ticket holders only,
reservation required on
https://www.yesgolive.com/fimph2016
from April 15 to 19 from 8 am to 12 pm
(2 tickets per person )
Mandatory free shuttles from 7 pm
from parking Arromanches to Pesquiers
(fashion shows)
8.30 pm
Festival Hyères Off
Live broadcast of the fashion
shows
Free access
Place Massillon, Hyères
PROGRAMME PUBLIC
SATURDAY APRIL 23
10 am – 8 pm
Opening of the exhibitions and
of The Formers showrooms (10
former finalists of the festival),
presented by Mercedes-Benz
Jardins, villa Noailles
Free shuttles continuously from 10am
to 8pm between place Clemenceau
parking lot
10 am – 4 pm
Opening of the 10 shortlisted
designers showrooms, with the
support of Mercedes-Benz
Jardin, cloître, villa Noailles
11 am and 5.30pm
11 am, 2.30 pm and 6 pm
11am and 3 pm
Somchit Sinthirath (designer,
weaver’s workshop)
mediation@villanoailles-hyeres.com,
limited seats
3.30 pm
Dedications of works by the
authors Horst Diekgerdes and
Sophie Fontanel
7.30 pm
Opening of the video Exhibition
« Just in Time » by the duet of
contemporary choreographers
I Could Never Be a Dancer and
cocktail
Free access
Tour des Templiers,
historical city center, Hyères
8.30 pm
Vision
— Shortlisted designers shows for
the Chloé Prize
Pesquiers, Hyères
https://www.yesgolive.com/fimph2016
from April 15 to 19 from 12pm to 5pm (2
tickets per person )
Mandatory free shuttles from 7pm from
parking Arromanches to Pesquiers
(fashion shows)
8.30 pm
Festival Hyères Off
Live broadcast of the fashion
shows
Free access
Place Massillon, Hyères
In partnership with Galeries
Lafayette, live broadcast at
Theatre Le Liberté, national stage
of Toulon; Palais de Tokyo, Paris,
and rebroadcast at Galeries
Lafayette, Beijing China
PROGRAMME PUBLIC
SUNDAY APRIL 24
10 am – 6 pm
Opening of the exhibitions
villa Noailles
Free shuttles continuously from 10am
to 6pm between place Clemenceau
parking lot
10 am – 12 pm
Opening of the 10 shortlisted
designers showrooms, with the
support of Mercedes-Benz
Jardin, cloître, villa Noailles
12 am – 5 pm
Opening of The Formers
showrooms (10 former finalists
of the festival), presented by
Mercedes-Benz
Jardin, villa Noailles
12 pm
Screening of the movie
« Who are you Polly Maggoo ? »
by William Klein, length 1h40
11 am and 3 pm
11am and 3 pm
MONDAY APRIL 25
11am and 3 pm
Laureline Galliot
(designer, accessories)
Reservation required at mediation@
villanoailles-hyeres.com, limited seats
4.30 pm
Vision
— Shortlisted designers shows for
the Chloé Prize
6 pm
— Awards ceremony of the 31th
International Festival of Fashion
and Photography in Hyères
Pesquiers, Hyères
https://www.yesgolive.com/fimph2016,
from April 15 to 19 from 8 pm to 11 pm
(2 tickets per person )
Pesquiers, Hyères
Mandatory free shuttles from 3 pm
from parking Arromanches to Pesquiers
(fashion shows)
11 am – 2 pm
villa Noailles
11 am
11 am
AFTER THE FESTIVAL
The villa Noailles will be closed on
April 26 and 27
and on May 1st and 8.
FROM APRIL 28
Open everyday from 1 pm to 6 pm,
except Mondays, Tuesdays and
bank holidays.
Friday late night opening
from 3 pm to 8 pm.
Free admission.
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A HYERES REMERCIE
THE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FASHION AND PHOTOGRAPHY IN HYÈRES
THANKS ITS PARTNERS
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Grand partenaire
Partenaires principaux
Partenaires à l’année
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PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
CHANEL
CHANEL is the major partner in the 31st International Festival of
Fashion and Photography in Hyères and the principal sponsor of
the permanent exhibition of Charles et Marie- Laure de Noailles,
une vie de mécènes, at the villa Noailles.
As part of this collaboration, CHANEL provides support for the
festival’s fashion activities as the official partner of the makeup
cabin for the festival’s fashion shows. In addition to this, the prizewinner of the Grand Prix of the Jury Première Vision will have the
opportunity to undertake a project with CHANEL’s Métiers d’Art
united under Paraffection that will finance the development of
silhouettes in its ateliers with the value of 15.000 euros. On top of
this, CHANEL supports the Photography Grand Prix of the Jury,
where the prize-winner will receive a donation of 15,000 euros.
The CHANEL partnership with the Hyères Festival, a festival that
encourages and champions young designers within the fields
of fashion and photography, is part of an on-going process as
creation is the very heart and soul of CHANEL. An autodidact and
visionary, Mademoiselle Chanel created a particular style over
a hundred years ago. This style became a brand and a name of
renown appreciated the world over. All the products bearing its
name from Ready-to-Wear and Haute Couture, to accessories,
fragrances and beauty, Watchmaking and Fine Jewellery, together
constitute a totality where all the brand values are found: luxury,
creativity, innovation, audacity, modernity, femininity, highest
quality and best know-how. Most notably are those of the Métiers
d’art at Paraffection: embroiderers Lesage and Montex, feather
and flower maker Lemarié, pleater Lognon, shoe maker Massaro
and hat maker Maison Michel, all supply the top names in Haute
Couture and the luxury industry.
A brand constantly on the move, each CHANEL collection along
with the staging and decor is conceived by Karl Lagerfeld to create
an event which spans all continents. The photographic and cultural
exhibitions showcasing brand icons and the historical and creative
dimensions of the House are significant milestones. ‘I want to be
part of what happens,‘ Mademoiselle Chanel took great pleasure
in saying. Through this collaboration with the International Festival
of Fashion and Photography in Hyères, CHANEL demonstrates
its wish for openness towards different creative worlds, and once
again reaffirms its commitment to creativity and avant-garde.
www.chanel.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
LVMH
First historical private partner, LVMH supports the Hyères
International Festival of Fashion and Photography for the
18th year running.
The LVMH Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton Group embodies
excellence, creativity and entrepreneurial spirit: these core values
are the driving force behind all of the Group's diverse activities,
which span fashion and leather goods, perfumes and cosmetics,
wines and spirits, watches and jewelry and selective retailing.
LVMH Houses are determined to nurture and grow their creative
resources. Therefore, they aim to attract the most talented
designers, give them the opportunity to flourish and thrive, instill
within them a strong sense of brand culture, and give them
complete creative freedom.
For all these reasons, LVMH is particularly proud to be associated
with the Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography
in its showcase of young talents.
lvmh.com
facebook.com/lvmh
twitter.com/lvmh
instagram.com/lvmh
linkedin.com/company/lvmh
pinterest.com/lvmhofficial
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
PREMIÈRE VISION
Première Vision Paris is the unique platform bringing the
international fashion industry together at its 6 shows: fabrics,
yarns, trimmings, designs, leather and manufacturing.
Première Vision Paris brings brands and designers looking
for creative, high-quality collections together with selected
international companies that number among the most innovative in
the fashion industry.
The event is both a business appointment and also an exceptional
source of inspiration. The fashion information areas provide an
overview of the season's trends and directions, and showcase key
products.
One of Première Vision's goals is also to support creativity and
showcase know-how through strong, committed undertakings. For
the past seven years, the "PV Awards" have been honouring the
weavers' most remarkable and inventive creations. Since 2015,
exceptional leathers are also awarded a prize.
6 and 7 July, Première Vision will propose in Paris a new concept,
a show dedicated to the launch of the autumn winter 2017-18
collection: Blossom Première Vision, the season opening.
Conceived to align with the dates of the season’s earliest
collections (the pre-collections), and as a complement to the
calendar of Première Vision Paris, which targets main collections,
the show will offer creative luxury and premium fashion brands
two days of inspiration. This event will be the ideal place to start
collections by discovering the season’s new product developments
and innovations.
www.premierevision.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
CHLOÉ
Founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, Chloé has always sought out and
supported young talents, offering them a nurturing environment in
which to express their creativity.
Prestigious alumni played an important role in defining the Chloé
attitude, including Karl Lagerfeld, Martine Sitbon, Stella McCartney,
Phoebe Philo and Hannah MacGibbon, who perpetuated the
avantgarde, feminine and free spirit of the Maison.
Clare Waight Keller, creative director since 2011, has recently given
a new momentum to Chloé, combining the couture savoir-faire with
a youthful attitude.
Chloé is proud to support the International Festival of Fashion and
Photography in Hyères.
www.chloe.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
MERCEDES-BENZ
Design is one of a brand’s most important success factors and
plays a central role in both the fashion and automotive world.
It is a combination of unusual ideas, personal character and
unmistakable style. The mutual ambition for perfection, exceptional
design and profound passion for innovation – this is what unites
Mercedes-Benz with the world of fashion and thus with the
International Festival of Fashion and Photography in Hyères.
Mercedes-Benz started its commitment towards the fashion
industry in 1995 as the title sponsor of Mercedes-Benz Fashion
Week Australia in Sydney which celebrated its 20th anniversary
in 2015. The year 2016 sees a continued support by MercedesBenz of over 50 fashion platforms worldwide, i.e. Mercedes-Benz
Fashion Weeks including Berlin, Beijing, Sydney, Istanbul, Madrid
and Moscow and the prestigious fashion weeks in Paris, Milan and
London.
The support of fashion talents has been a major focus of
Mercedes-Benz’s fashion engagement since the very beginning.
As such, within the “International Designer Exchange Program”,
Mercedes-Benz gives emerging designers the opportunity to
showcase their creations to an international audience. Recent
examples from season A/W16 are the exchange shows between
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid (Ela Fidalgo, winner of the
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Talent Award) and Mercedes-Benz Prague
Fashion Week (Tereza Kladosova), Xiao Li (winner of the MercedesBenz China Designer Award), who closed London Fashion Week A/
W16 and the UK-based Mary Katrantzou at Mercedes-Benz China
Fashion Week A/W16.
www.mercedes-benz.com/fashion
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
DEFI
The DEFI lies at the heart of the Fashion and Design ecosystem
and has been working in the public interest for thirty years - it is
almost the only means of support for all components of the French
clothing industry.
Its goal is to work for the development of the French clothing
and fashion industry. As a result, it engages in huge projects
aiming to speed up the development of businesses - especially
internationally - in order to support creative work, to extend the
influence of French fashion and the image of the Paris market on
the global stage and to promote know-how.
The image of excellence which France enjoys worldwide means
that fashion is both a strategic industry and a genuine economic
driving force and operates within a fast-changing environment.
France is a country in which world leaders in luxury goods, cuttingedge designers, famous brands, new players and know-how of the
highest standard all coexist.
Paris is the only market in the world that widely opens its doors to
foreign design.
All of the participants in the industry meet within the DEFI to draw
up plans of action and support: business leaders, professional
federations, designers, experts. The DEFI is the industry’s only
supervisory body, allowing them to compare points of view, decide
upon a strategy and look for synergy by combining resources.
The DEFI works on behalf of the whole industry, from design to sale
and also including numerous promotional initiatives both in France
and abroad, with businesses attending foreign trade shows, the
organisation of international missions and welcoming buyers and
journalists to Paris during fashion weeks, financing fashion shows,
press centres, Designers’ Apartments, meetings at the Festival
d'Hyères and support for the Andam prize.
The work of the DEFI is designed to be fully operational, working
on behalf of businesses and designers for an open, innovative and
creative world.
www.defimode.org
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
The Galeries Lafayette group, partner of the villa Noailles since
2007, became in 2011 the first sponsor to support the program
of the art center all year round. For the 31st International Festival
of Fashion and Photography in Hyères, the Group reasserts its
commitment towards contemporary creation. The promotion of
fashion and young creation is an essential part of the Group’s
history. Aware of its leading role in the economic development
of new talents, the Galeries Lafayette group strives to support
creativity and inspiration, the very cornerstones of the fashion
industry. The Group also furthers its commitment by inviting
the young laureates into their store network, and by creating a
capsule collection with the Galeries Lafayette brand. The Galeries
Lafayette are at the heart of the festival and strengthen the event’s
visibility by enabling the live retransmission of the young designers’
fashion show on Saturday April 23rd, from Paris to Beijing. The
sponsoring actions of the Galeries Lafayette group are part of
a long term sustainable approach in line with the firm’s project.
Historically engaged in the promotion of fashion, the Group is
today an important intermediary between young artists and a wider
audience. The Festival, which enables the encounter of designers,
manufacturers, agents, cultural institutions and distributors,
echoes the department store’s true vocation as well as its role as a
mediator between consumers, new trends and emerging talents.
About the Galeries Lafayette group
A leading city-centre fashion retailer with proven expertise, Galeries
Lafayette Group is a family-run and private group, with 120 years
of history in commerce and retail. The group enjoys international
recognition through its iconic brands: Galeries Lafayette, BHV
MARAIS, Royal Quartz, Louis Pion and Didier Guérin. In welcoming
more than a million visitors every day to its 280 stores, the Group
is actively engaged in promoting the French “Art of Living” and
serving as a benchmark of fair trade. In 2014, the Group returned
to consumer retailing, in which it has undisputed long-standing
know-how, by acquiring a significant stake in the Carrefour group.
A key player committed to creation and a major private employer
in France with 15,000 employees, the group has based its identity
on sound corporate values of sharing our passion for customers,
daring to innovate, growing stronger together and striving for
excellence.
www.groupegalerieslafayette.fr/en
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
PETIT BATEAU
Innovation and creativity have been part of Petit Bateau’s DNA for
the last 120 years. The brand continues to prove it by supporting,
for the fourth consecutive year, the International Festival of Fashion
and Photography in Hyères.
Petit Bateau, French heritage brand, recognized for its know-how
and knitwear expertise, provides a unique first time opportunity
of collaboration to the prize-winner of the Grand Prix du Jury
Premiere Vision. This will enable the winner to reinvent some
timeless models such as the sailor top or the ever popular panties,
or the tank top, like Satu Maaranen, Kenta Matsushige and Annelie
Schubert did, prize-winners in 2013, 2014 and 2015.
www.petit-bateau.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
MEMORIESLAB
Memorieslab is a creative high end online photo lab for
consumers and professionals. The experience centric lab
specializes in providing quality prints ranging from elegantly
presented bespoke photo gifts to handmade traditional prints. True to the values of traditional photographic craftsmanship,
Memorieslab is home to the world’s first and only online darkroom.
It represents a creative initiative to preserve the heritage of
traditional photographic craftsmanship by combining digital
photography with analog printmaking. Custom prints, albums and photo frames are available for order
at memorieslab.com or through the mobile iOS app. With a total
coverage of 42 countries to date, Memorieslab products are
delivered worldwide on short notice. www.memorieslab.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
NINA RICCI
Perpetuating a tradition upheld since its creation, the House of
Nina Ricci is proud to announce that it will support young creative
talents at the Hyères 31st International Festival of Fashion and
Photography.
The House of Nina Ricci was founded in 1932 by Robert Ricci
for his mother, at 20 rue des Capucines, in Paris. An advertising
executive as well as a co-founder of Studios Harcourt, the young
Ricci spearheaded development for the family business while his
mother focused on designing Haute Couture.
A man of taste, Robert Ricci was savvy about partnering up with
other top Couture talents over the years, from Jules-François
Crahay to Gérard Pipart. In recent years, Olivier Theyskens, Peter
Copping and, since 2015, Guillaume Henry were successively
appointed Creative Director of the House.
Robert Ricci’s aesthetic sensibility also resulted in numerous
collaborations with prestigious artists, including his friend Marc
Lalique and the illustrators Dimitri Bouchène and Christian Bérard.
Many contemporary artists have also contributed to building
the brand's image. Works have been inspired by the House and
created either for special events or as window-dressing for the
Avenue Montaigne flagship and other iconic addresses such as the
American luxury goods department store Bergdorf Goodman.
Andy Warhol, Daniel Buren, Larry Rivers, Sol Lewitt and the
sculptor Cesar were among those who created notable works for
the House of Nina Ricci.
Photography was also central to the House's history, not least
because the images shot by photographer David Hamilton for over
20 years will remain forever engraved in collective memory. Today
the work of Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, to whom the
Festival dedicated a retrospective in 2012, illustrated the brand's
latest advertising campaigns.
www.ninaricci.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
GIVAUDAN
Givaudan at the International Fashion and Photography Festival
of Hyères in 2016. Attached to creation in its most emerging and
innovating forms, Givaudan supports the International Fashion
and Photography Festival in Hyères. Perfume House, enriched by
over two centuries of history, Givaudan is associated with many of
the greatest creations in perfumery. To accompany creators at the
moment they emerge, to establish collaborations between
perfumers and stylists, and to promote young talents are the
initiatives which allow us to get a feel for fashion and its evolutions.
We seek to understand and capture the universe of the creators
in order to re-transcribe them into perfumes and to create original
fragrances in line with our time.
www.givaudan.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
ELIE SAAB
Born in Beirut in 1964, at the age of nine Elie Saab was already
spending much of his free time cutting patterns and drawing
sketches and by the age of 18 he had opened his own couture
atelier.
ELIE SAAB’s refined silhouettes and sumptuous detailing take
inspiration from both Paris and Beirut, where his ateliers of
craftsmen are based. He first launched his eponymous label with
an haute couture line, expanding soon after into ready-to-wear
and accessories – with each collection reflecting a natural, radiant
attitude of modern femininity. As an art enthusiast, Elie Saab is passionate about design in all its
forms: from fashion and sculpture to architecture and photography.
The house of ELIE SAAB is proud to support upcoming talent
through the International Festival of Fashion and Photography in
Hyères.
www.eliesaab.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
EXCEPTION DE MIXMIND
EXCEPTION de MIXMIND, founded in 1996 by Mr. Mao Jihong and
Ms. Ma Ke, is now one of China’s longest established, and most
successful art and fashion labels. Firmly rooted in the belief that
women have no flaws but unique particularities, and clothing is a
means by which they can express their own preferences and taste,
the brand represents the contemporary Chinese women who are
independent and love life, driven by the pursuit of spiritual freedom.
It has successfully established itself as a unique lifestyle label
rooted in Oriental philosophy, with much recognition and a loyal
following at home and abroad. The pilot collection of menswear,
EXCEPTIONMEN was launched in 2011. By the end of 2015
EXCEPTION has about 100 shops nationwide across major cities in
China.
In 2011, it announced a new concept store, FANGSUO COMMUNE,
augmenting the voice of Chinese aesthetics and continuing to
experiment and explore all possibilities in regards of clothing,
culture, lifestyle and arts. FANGSUO COMMUNE is a store of
books, fashion, design goods, plants, cafe, gallery and cultural
events. By creating a new retail experience, it’s well acknowledged
in the industry, and was awarded “Store Design of the Year 2012”
by the Global Retail Association.
In late 2012, founder Mao Ji-hong created a new fashion label
YMOYNOT with Hong Kong artist Stanley Wong. It’s an open
platform for young creative power, and it welcomes all the talents
who share the same value to translate a new oriental aesthetics.
www.mixmind.com
PARTNER
OF THE FESTIVAL
SWAROVSKI
SWAROVSKI encourages new talents at Hyères Festival 2016.
Swarovski is pleased to continue its commitment to fostering new
creative talent through its support of the 31ST International Festival
of Fashion and Photography at Hyères, France. The magnificent
1920s Villa Noailles will again form the backdrop for the 31st
edition, set to be held from April 21–25, 2016. Swarovski, long
dedicated to aiding the creative virtuosos of tomorrow, has been a
supporter of this annual event since 2009. Ten finalists from each
category will have their work evaluated by an international jury
of esteemed professionals from that field. This year the House of
Paco Rabanne is guest of honor and Julien Dossena, its creative
director, will serve as president of the fashion jury, which includes
Coco Capitán, Charlotte Chesnais, Romain Gavras, Pierre Hardy,
Andreas Hoyer, Tomoko Ogura, Nicole Phelps, Surkin and Louis
Venegas. It is entirely possible that they will help to launch the
next great name in fashion. After all, past winners have included
Viktor&Rolf and even Paco Rabanne’s own Julien Dossena.
Swarovski’s support for the fashion finalists consists of access
to a generous assortment of crystals for use in their designs to
be presented in three catwalk shows. In its quest to demonstrate
the unmatched versatility of crystal as an inspirational ingredient,
Swarovski continues to place the highest importance on motivating
and supporting emerging new design talent.
Swarovski delivers a diverse portfolio of unmatched quality,
craftsmanship, and creativity. Founded in 1895 in Austria,
Swarovski designs, manufactures and markets high-quality
crystals, genuine gemstones and created stones as well as
finished products such as jewelry, accessories and lighting. Now
celebrating its 120th anniversary and run by the fifth generation of
family members, Swarovski Crystal Business has a global reach
with approximately 2,560 stores in around 170 countries, more
than 25,000 employees, and revenue of about 2.33 billion euros in
2014. Together with its sister companies Swarovski Optik (optical
devices) and Tyrolit (abrasives), Swarovski Crystal Business forms
the Swarovski Group. In 2014, the Group generated revenue of
about 3.05 billion euros and employed more than 30,000 people.
The Swarovski Foundation was set up in 2012 to honor the
philanthropic spirit of founder Daniel Swarovski. Its mission is to
support creativity and culture, promote wellbeing, and conserve
natural resources.
www.swarovski.com/crystals
PRESSE
OPENING HOURS
DURING THE FESTIVAL
ADDRESSES AND HOURS
THURSDAY APRIL 21
VILLA NOAILLES
10am - 9pm
Opening of the accreditation
desk
(for professionals only)
7pm
Grand opening of the festival
and exhibitions, speech and
cocktail
FRIDAY APRIL 22
10am - 8pm
and the accreditation desk
SATURDAY APRIL 23
10am - 8pm
SUNDAY APRIL 24
10am - 6pm
MONDAY APRIL 25
11am - 2pm
AFTER THE FESTIVAL
The villa Noailles will be closed
on April 26 and 27
and on May 1st and 8.
Montée Noailles
83400 Hyères
From April 28
Open everyday
from 1 pm to 6 pm, except
Mondays, Tuesdays and bank
holidays.
Friday late night opening
from 3 pm to 8 pm.
Free admission
TOUR DES TEMPLIERS
Place Massillon
83400 Hyères
Open everyday from
10am to 5pm except Sundays
and bank holidays.
Free admission
FESTIVAL
2e BUREAU - Sylvie Grumbach
hyeres@2e-bureau.com
T. +33 (0)1 42 33 93 18
VILLA NOAILLES
Philippe Boulet
boulet@tgcdn.com
T. +33 (0)6 82 28 00 47
16 E RENCONTRES
INTERNATIONALES
Inscription
T. +33 (0)1 42 66 64 44
Presse - Jimmy Pihet
T. +33 (0)1 42 66 64 44
jimmy.pihet@modeaparis.com
GRILLES DU MUSÉE
Avenue Foch
83400 Hyères
LE MARAIS PLAGE
1366 bd de la Marine
Open everyday from
11am to 2am
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