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The Day Before : Behind the Scenes Documentaries by Loic Prigent
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I don't think I've ever been as excited during watching something fashion related as this.
I adored the show, and luckily there has been a steady tide of information that I can absorb about it - I have only grown to love the collection more and more.
Silvia was telling Anna Wintour about the one piece I found most interesting when I saw the clothes in front of me - the felt on silk dress.
When the first model was about to go onto the runway I genuinely felt her nerves and hated the fact that I knew she was about to stumble (though noone mentioned it during the episode).
Watching this has booted my enthusiasm for fashion design up the backside and that incredible excitement of seeing pieces you've designed become reality has been renewed. I also crave the power to make the choices like Lagerfeld - it is my work and my taste and it is good: you will know that I was right when it is finished.
I relate a lot to Lagerfeld and most things he says I agree with or relate to; I admire him and would count him as one of my heroes, even if it is just for his sheer ability to do so much work tirelessly and be constantly inspired and be constantly new. I aspire to be the next Lagerfeld.
I adored the show, and luckily there has been a steady tide of information that I can absorb about it - I have only grown to love the collection more and more.
Silvia was telling Anna Wintour about the one piece I found most interesting when I saw the clothes in front of me - the felt on silk dress.
When the first model was about to go onto the runway I genuinely felt her nerves and hated the fact that I knew she was about to stumble (though noone mentioned it during the episode).
Watching this has booted my enthusiasm for fashion design up the backside and that incredible excitement of seeing pieces you've designed become reality has been renewed. I also crave the power to make the choices like Lagerfeld - it is my work and my taste and it is good: you will know that I was right when it is finished.
I relate a lot to Lagerfeld and most things he says I agree with or relate to; I admire him and would count him as one of my heroes, even if it is just for his sheer ability to do so much work tirelessly and be constantly inspired and be constantly new. I aspire to be the next Lagerfeld.
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thx for the heads ups on the videos. this year, there are tons of films about fashion
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So impressed with the demeanor of the whole Fendi group, they seem so much more like a family than a business. So much love for the documentary and cannot wait to see the rest. Thank you for putting them up on you tube!
I'd subscribe to the youtube channel which uploaded the first ep. Guessing they will be the first to upload the new one too.
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^ The YouTube channel that had the Fendi episode up has now taken it down, so I'm guessing they wont be putting any of the others up.
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Ah, thank you so much for mentioning Sundance On Demand. I would have never even thought to look there.
They just put the Proenza one up so now I can watch it whenever! I assume Gaultier will be there soon as well.
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^ before he took it down i downloaded them
or maybe he was forced to delete them
i really want to see the Jean Paul Gaultier part of the documentary
sundance or loic prigent should release it as a boxset in time for christmas , dont you guys think
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does anyone know where i can still watch this?
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can someone put the other episode on megaupload or dailymotion? I am dying to see it. The Sonia Rykiel one is at the top of my list.
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I don't think we'll see it on DVD just yet, and if we do, it's likely to be Region 1!
It's probably a little bit wrong how much I want to see the Proenza episode. I've trawled the web looking for it, and no luck as of yet.
It's probably a little bit wrong how much I want to see the Proenza episode. I've trawled the web looking for it, and no luck as of yet.
I know that the Sundance Channel on Demand with my cable provider has 3 of the 4 series. Sonia Rykiel, Fendi, and Proenza. I watched all three and have to say I can't get enough of it. Hopefully everyone here gets to watch them. I swear I've seen the Fendi one about 3 times already.
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Watched Sonia Rykiel and Proenza Schouler On Demand today, and both were just as good as the one from Fendi. Can't wait to see the one from JPG.
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Has anyone found any of the other episodes online at all? I've been looking since they aired over in the US, but have yet to see anything other than Fendi's..
I found part II of JPG, but I don't know how to find the first, and other parts. 
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