Showing posts with label italia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label italia. Show all posts

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Are you familar with "Lumaca Film"?

Lumaca Film is an Italian film production house 

located in Italy. 


As stated in their website:

 "Lumaca Films seize fragments of reality to create beautiful lasting images. We give life to dreams and ideas, thoughts become eternal and play havoc with the laws of time.



Lumaca Film is an independent film production company founded by Francesco Zucchi and Lu Pulici in 2013 in Pennabilli, a small village in Emilia Romagna, Italy.



We make films, music videos and advertisements. Simply we tell stories, and endeavor through images to show the fleeting yet immortal life of Beauty."

http://www.lumacafilm.com/
Above you can see their clever, unique logo. To visit their website just click on the logo. 

The Production crew is made up of International professions, each with a passion to create and place their stories, and city on the big screen for all to see!

Their first short film has won numerous awards in various film festivals around the world.  The entire film,  Piove (It's Raining), contained a crew including actors/actresses who live in Pennabilli, Italy. 

Recently Lumaca Film have a crowd funding campaign to raise money for their second film production, Nevica (It's Snowing).  



https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/nevica#eng

Click on the Nevica photo to find out more information about how you can help Lumaca Film continue creating magic!!



Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Couture Sneakers

marie claire "Accessori Magic Issue".  Autunno/ Inverno 2014/2015

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Some Structured Fashion..

To apologize for my absence, I am sharing some of my favorite images from

Steven Meisel's editoral entitled, "Next Level"for Vogue Italia Agosto 2013.

 








 



Monday, August 27, 2012

All About Victorian!

Recently my time has been spent on a very fun and enjoyable project!  
I am still finalizing a few pieces to ship out.

It begins with the Victorian Era and it continues into our modern days!


 This is one of my favorite eras, I am so pleased I was able to do this project.  I loved the colaboration with my clients, (yes two) and the research!  The entire process was very enjoyable!  These are the moments in which a Costumer can say, I love my job!!




















It not just any ordinary Victorian Era project, there is a big twist to it!  

I will follow up later with photos!!