Aitor Throup Interview from CP Company Past & Present Show
The CP Company Goggle Jacket was originally designed by Massimo Osti as a gift, as part of CP Company's sponsorship involvement in the '988 edition of the iconic Mile Miglia (Thousand Miles) Italian open road endurance race. Its design features embody the cautious study of all functionality and innovation details derived from car racing. Its most original design features were the hinging goggles built into the hood and the window on the left sleeve through which a driver could check his watch whist driving. To celebrate 20 years since its release, CP Company invited RCA graduate (2006) Aitor Throup to re-invent this icon of clothing design, resulting in a forward-thinking ergonomic driving concept. Aitor Throup's design philosophy is centred around ideologies of a constant research to find new solution in clothing, mainly explored his own sculptures. Throup's 'justified design philosophy' dictates a need for a reason behind every design feature. His work has been described as 'conceptual functionalism'. The CP Company 20th anniversary Goggle Jacket is a direct example of this unique approach to design. This exhibition (curated by Aitor Throup) incorporates the origins of the Goggle Jacket, as well as in-depth view into the design process and functionality behind the special 20th anniversary edition.
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LEGS
'Legs', the result of six years of 'new object research', aims to celebrate trousers and elevate them from their position as mere commodities to original objects d'art. Challenging the biannual dictates of the fashion industry, 'Legs' presents 24 archival trousers alongside three new reinterpretations of trousers found within previous collections. Uniquely, the starting point of Aitor Throup's creative process does not involve a specific vision as to what the final garment may be. Instead, free form, drawn illustrations of imaginary characters with distinct anatomies lead to overarching, narrative driven concepts that predetermine what the final creation shall be. In place of aesthetic frivolity is a responsibility to make nothing fall outside the register of an artistic statement or experience. It is an approach Throup describes as "Justified Design", in which all design features are the results of -- and justified by -- the various processes pioneered by the designer. Direction: Aitor Throup & Ken-Tonio Yamamoto Cinematography, Editing & Animation: Ken-Tonio Yamamoto Photography: Lena Emery Additional Animation: Johannes Kuhl & Romulus Guggenheim Sound Design: Lars Korb Music: Dr. S'Ral courtesy of the Insect Laboratory
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Umbro x Aitor Throup Archive Research Project
The Archive Research Project is a unique collaboration betwen Umbro and acclaimed conceptual designer Aitor Throup that exemplifies movement and ergonomic design. Using iconic products from the Umbro archives, Aitor Throup has examined why they have stood the test of time, and then used his unique design techniques to create new pieces in his own style. For more details take a look at www.umbro.com
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CP Company / Aitor Throup - 1000m Goggle Jacket Interview with Aitor Throup
Aitor Throup has analysed all the original elements of the first Goggle Jacket and has looked deep into the aspects of postural anatomy. Going beyond the aesthetical functional approach, he has created a garment even more focused on the concept of driving.
CP Company / Aitor Throup - 1000m Goggle Jacket Display
1000m Goggle Jacket, an innovative special edition re-design by Aitor Throup, young creative talent praised worldwide, to celebrate the Goggle Jacket's twentieth year. Music by John Harris and Kambyashi. From the album Cybernetics (2003).
CP Company / Aitor Throup - 1000m Goggle Jacket / 20th Anniversary
The Past and Future exhibition features 20 archive pieces including this very first jacket. A way to celebrate CP Company's route through the different steps of this iconic item which, season after season, has been subject to continuous transformations and experimentations. The exhibition includes Mille Miglia jackets designed by Massimo Osti, Moreno Ferrari, Alessandro Pungetti, and the 20th Anniversary edition designed by Aitor Throup. Music by John Harris and Kambyashi. From the album Cybernetics (2003).
The Umbro England Away Kit 2010 - England Football Players Get The Full Story
Aitor Throup explains the full development process to the new England Away shirt 2010 to John Terry, David James, Steven Gerrard, Sean Wright Phillips, Gareth Barry, Wayne Rooney, David Beckham, Glen Johnson and Rio Ferdinand. Check out the England Away kit at www.umbro.com
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CP Company Past & Present Show
The CP Company Goggle Jacket was originally designed by Massimo Osti as a gift, as part of CP Company's sponsorship involvement in the '988 edition of the iconic Mile Miglia (Thousand Miles) Italian open road endurance race. Its design features embody the cautious study of all functionality and innovation details derived from car racing. Its most original design features were the hinging goggles built into the hood and the window on the left sleeve through which a driver could check his watch whist driving. To celebrate 20 years since its release, CP Company invited RCA graduate (2006) Aitor Throup to re-invent this icon of clothing design, resulting in a forward-thinking ergonomic driving concept. Aitor Throup's design philosophy is centred around ideologies of a constant research to find new solution in clothing, mainly explored his own sculptures. Throup's 'justified design philosophy' dictates a need for a reason behind every design feature. His work has been described as 'conceptual functionalism'. The CP Company 20th anniversary Goggle Jacket is a direct example of this unique approach to design. This exhibition (curated by Aitor Throup) incorporates the origins of the Goggle Jacket, as well as in-depth view into the design process and functionality behind the special 20th anniversary edition.
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THE FUNERAL OF NEW ORLEANS (PART ONE)
Adopting the traditional funeral procession performed by New Orleans' marching bands as a contextual framework, The Funeral of New Orleans (Part One) tells the story of how five members of a marching band protected themselves and their instruments in the face of the city's decimation by Hurricane Katrina on the morning of August 29, 2005. A metaphor for how New Orleans must embrace its unique musical heritage in order to regenerate the city, the collection presents a functional, physical interpretation of the interaction between a musician and his instrument through the transformation of body armour into instrument cases. The musician has sacrificed his body's wellbeing in order to save his instrument -- New Orleans can now survive by building upon its unique musical heritage. Each garment within The Funeral of New Orleans (Part One) is cut on a life-size thermoactive cotton mesh sculpture of the human body in the precise pose needed to play each instrument. Presented in order, the collection's trousers embody five stages of exaggerated shrinkage from when wool is exposed to water. Credits: Creative Director: Aitor Throup Director: Jez Tozer Producer: Amyra Bunyard Animation: Daniel Gill & Anna Sheldon Music Production: Vibrations of Sound Composition: D.Bryceland 1st AD: Rebecca Harrington Jones Cameraman Day 1: Adnan Hemani Playback: Mickey Richards Online Editor: Magnus Chisholm Art & Rig: Peter Santi Aitor Throup Studio: Mayur Ghadialy, Stephen Mann, Rob Vaughan <b>...</b>
The New Official England Kit - The Technology Behind the England Kit
The England Kit was designed by Aitor Throup with a focus on player comfort and style. The fabric and technology ensures that the football shirt should be flexible enough to move with the player, strong enough to protect the player, and breathable enough to warrant comfort. Check out the technology of the new England Kit at www.umbro.com
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CP Company Past & Present Show Process
The CP Company Goggle Jacket was originally designed by Massimo Osti as a gift, as part of CP Company's sponsorship involvement in the '988 edition of the iconic Mile Miglia (Thousand Miles) Italian open road endurance race. Its design features embody the cautious study of all functionality and innovation details derived from car racing. Its most original design features were the hinging goggles built into the hood and the window on the left sleeve through which a driver could check his watch whist driving. To celebrate 20 years since its release, CP Company invited RCA graduate (2006) Aitor Throup to re-invent this icon of clothing design, resulting in a forward-thinking ergonomic driving concept. Aitor Throup's design philosophy is centred around ideologies of a constant research to find new solution in clothing, mainly explored his own sculptures. Throup's 'justified design philosophy' dictates a need for a reason behind every design feature. His work has been described as 'conceptual functionalism'. The CP Company 20th anniversary Goggle Jacket is a direct example of this unique approach to design. This exhibition (curated by Aitor Throup) incorporates the origins of the Goggle Jacket, as well as in-depth view into the design process and functionality behind the special 20th anniversary edition.
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Kasabian Reveals England Away Kit in Paris - The Full Story
Here's the full story behind Kasabian's Tom Meighan revealing the new England Away shirt live on stage in Paris. Featuring interviews with Tom and designer Aitor Throup, plus footage from backstage at the gig and live on stage, it's the complete story of England Away. Check out the new England Home football shirt at www.umbro.com
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England away kit 2010/12 revealed by Kasabian & Umbro (8th February 2010)
The new England away kit 2010/12 was revealed by Kasabian & Umbro on 8th February 2010 in Paris, France. You can buy the new England 2010/12 away kit now at bit.ly (in the Kitbag World Cup Store). Lead singer Tom Meighan wore the new England shirt on stage in front of fans at the gig. This new kit will be worn for the first time on 3rd March 2010 in the friendly game against Egypt at Wembley. It will also be worn by the England team in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa (as well as the England 2009/11 home kit). As expectation begins to build for the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa, demand is expected to very high for this new kit. Inspired by the heroes of '66, the new kit is a near replica of the World Cup winning shirt - but with a difference. Created from a mix of revolutionary design and impeccable English tailoring the kit is inspired by pride, courage and strength. The away shirt has been created by acclaimed conceptual designer Aitor Throup, using a unique 3D form constructed specifically for this task. The finished piece combines a smart aesthetic with strong performance-driven technology.
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England Away Shirt For 2010: Modern Classic
Creative Consultant Aitor Throup reveals more details behind the new England Away kit. Check out the new England Away football kit at www.umbro.com
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AITOR THROUP...........SINCE HE GRADUATED FROM THE RCA, LONDON IN 2006 THE ILLUSTRATOR / FASHION DESIGNER AITOR THROUP'S INTRIGUING WORK HAS BEEN WELL DOCUMENTED. NOT ONLY HAVE MOST OF THE BETTER - KNOWN FASHION MAGAZINES CLOSELY MONITORED THE DESIGNER BUT HIS ILLUSTRATIONS ALSO SEEM TO HAVE WON HIM PLENTY OF FANS. HE DESCRIBES HIS WORK AS WEARABLE CHARACTERS. CLOTHES WITH ANATOMY. FABRIC ART. THANKS TO MFN. AL.W© ALLRIGHTSRESERVED© STADIUM[C]
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FASHION WOMENSWEAR / MENSWEAR
www.rca.ac.uk FASHION WOMENSWEAR The programme pursues regeneration and development by constantly adapting to the realities and needs of the designers of the future. We see this as a positive challenge and an inspiration to all the work we undertake. New ideas, materials, methods and design applications are continually originated and progressed by our MA, MPhil and PhD students. Fashion Womenswear staff endeavour to create a course environment directed towards creative self-discovery, one that offers each student both the conceptual tutelage and technical guidance to achieve their three-dimensional design objectives. The primary aim of the Womenswear programme is to unleash each student's professional self-assurance through the acquisition of a sound design methodology and rigorous research technique, firmly underpinned by an in-depth understanding of the student's chosen area of technical expertise. The programme is focused towards strengthening the students' spirit of exploration through unique technical expertise and sound industry awareness. We encourage a strong work ethic across a broad variety of personally driven and industry-oriented design projects. Remarkable achievements continue to be made in all areas. The programme and specialisms have advanced and developed successfully, achieving professional recognition for its graduates. We are assured of the success of the programmes through the high international employment profile secured by our graduates who, as <b>...</b>
DRC Music - Hallo (featuring Tout Puissant Mukalo and Nelly Liyemge)
New song made by DRC Music, which refers to a collective gathered by Damon Albarn. The collective comprises the eclectic production talents of: TEED (Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs), Dan The Automator, Jneiro Jarel, Richard Russell, Actress, Marc Antoine, Alwest, Remi Kabaka, Rodaidh McDonald and Kwes, with album artwork by Hardy Blechman and Aitor Throup. This one of the songs of the future album "Kinshasa One Two". Personally, I think this song is awesome, but maybe it would be the only DRC Music song I will upload. I DO NOT OWN COPYRIGHTS TO THIS VIDEO.
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Kasabian - Switchblade Smiles
Music video by Kasabian performing Switchblade Smiles. (C) 2011 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited The video for Kasabian's first single from their new album, 'Switchblade Smiles was produced by renowned filmmaker Charlie Lightening and directed by conceptual designer Aitor Throup. The album Velociraptor! is out on Sept 19th, you can pre-order your copy here (myplay.me
Tailored Heroes - Umbro and Vice Magazine
"As part of the Tailored by England campaign to celebrate the launch of the new England kit. Umbro has partnered with contemporary youth magazine, Vice, to identify England's Tailored Heroes - eleven rising stars of English culture who are influencing, shaping, and being shaped by, Capellos new era of England. Football is a part of English culture, even if you know nothing about it, you had better pretend to otherwise no one will talk to you and kids will throw stones at you in the street. Check out the newly launched England Home kit at www.umbro.com For the new England Away kit, check out www.umbro.com
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COME OUT - CP Company & Lifesaver
Video realizzato nel 2001 per conferenza sulla creatività della "new wave" emiliana, organizzata da Fabrica a Mestre. Racconta del rapporto tra committente e agenzia creativa, tra CP COMPANY e LIFESAVER. Regia e montaggio Davide Galli. Operatore handycam Marco Sgorbati. Responsabile di produzione Manuela Allegri, direzione creativa Ildebrando Tosi (Lifesaver). Sottotitolo: A capacity for growth or development (capacità di crescita e di sviluppo)
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Stone Island Shadow Project AW '009 '010
This Video Feature was produced by Stone Island to showcase the Shadow collection for Autumn/Winter 2009-2010. The clip offers a comprehensive look at the various pieces in the Shadow PARSEQ (Proof Augment Resist Skin EQuip) GRID. What we see are "best-case" scenarios; perfect combinations from the GRID.
