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S/S 2013
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#3 CINEMA ISSUE
A letter from the Editor
Cinema is the theme of the third issue of TWELV; however,
what exactly is cinema? What does it encompass?
Certainly, part of cinema is the art of the moving image
itself. TWELV drew its inspiration for this issue's theme
from classic films set amidst a backdrop of dreaminess
and haziness.
For one, there's my all-time favorite movie, 1995 indie
flick Smoke, featuring among others, Harvey Keitel.
Actually, "favorite" doesn't even begin to describe my
adoration. I must have watched the movie some 40-50
times - at least often enough to catch enough of a buzz
to be persuaded to make the move from Japan to New
York. But I digress. The movie, based in a Brooklyn
smoke shop, knits a yarn out of the rather nebulous plots
and sub-plots illustrating the customer's daily lives.
Paris Texas Alice Eve
Alice Eve, the blonde bombshell from Star Trek Into Darkness, She's Out of My League,
and Sex and the City 2 - to name a few, was recently featured in our Cinema issue, for
obvious reasons. The England-native is taking over the big screen, but stopped to talk
to us about her love for New York City and play dress-up in gorgeous looks reminiscent
of Old Hollywood glamour. Theatrical with an obvious erotic appeal, Eve donned saturated
frocks and dramatic coats, from the likes of Prada, Zac Posen, and Miu Miu.
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Hissa Igarashi, Editor-In-Chief
Hissa
was born in Hokkaido, Japan and raised in Tokyo. His interest in movies and music
led him to study fashion design at Yohji Yamamoto's alma mater, Bunka Fashion
College. Upon graduation, Hissa organized several fashion shows while working
as a stylist's assistant for magazines & celebrities in Japan. He later moved
to New York, where he assisted world-renowned stylists Joe McKenna, on shoots
for magazines like Vogue Italia and Paris Vogue. He began styling independently
in 2007, and is currently based in New York and Tokyo.
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