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Charlie Paille

Vivienne Westwood - S/S 2013 Paris HQ



vogue.it, stylebistro.com



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Glamour Germany (December 2012)
"Lasst Sie Laufen"
Photographer: David Roemer
Production: Kai Margrander
Stylist Assistant: Timothy Chernyaev
Hair: Harry Josh @ Jed Root
Make-up: Eric Polito @ Art Department
Model: Charlie Paille


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"Fusion" for Amica January 2014

Photographer: Rafael Stahelin
Stylist: Ye Young Kim
Hair: Jawara Wauchope for Melbourne
Make-up: Akiko Sakamoto for See Management

Models:
Carly Moore
Chaun Loose
Noam Frost
Rachel MacKnight
Ana Buljevic
Charlie Paille
Ksenia "Nova" Malanova
Qi Wen Feng
Jess Gold
Jenna Earle
Sissi Hou
Antonina Petkovic
Latonya Challenger

Source: Visual Optimism (visualoptimism.blogspot.com)

 
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Playing Fashion - January 2014 - Modern Weave

Photography by SATY + PRATHA
Styling by Shanna Nicole and Elissa Aimee
Make-up by Jonathan Young / Margaret Maldonado
Hair by Katsumi Matsuo / Artmix Beauty
Model: Charlie Paille / Next New York
 
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Charlie Paille — Model Turned Clothing Designer

Charlie Paille — Model Turned Clothing Designer
Video / text: Damien Neva



NEW YORK — Charlie Paille has been modeling professionally for four years and as far back as she can remember has had a keen interest in how clothes are designed and produced. Charlie started making her own clothes at an early age and eventually studied fashion design at Collège LaSalle in Montréal, where she later graduated. Charlie’s career as a model and lifelong student of design converged in dramatic fashion during an eyeopening year she spent working as a fitting model for Francisco Costa, the Women’s Creative Director of Calvin Klein Collection. Day after day Charlie savored every moment spent working in the Brazilian designer’s studio, whose exacting processes from pattern to runway she studied eagerly.

Today, Charlie works out of her Greenwich Village studio on pieces for herself and close friends. Charlie’s creative process is no mere conceptual exercise, but in fact is focused on output. In particular, a garment’s wearability is immensely important to Charlie. “I go to the fabric store and I touch [the fabric] and feel it and I just close my eyes and I can imagine the clothes right away.”

Charlie is steadily creating more and more pieces as the weeks tick by and aspires to one day create an entire collection. She also sees herself collaborating with other designers. Either scenario or even both are plausible for so clearly a talented model turned clothing designer that is Charlie Paille.


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