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Venice 2017: Fashion Designers Making Their Mark in Film

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Tom Ford and Rodarte: A Fusion of Fashion and Film

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At this year's 74th Venice Film Festival, American fashion house Rodarte make their directorial debut with the film "Woodshock."
At this year’s 74th Venice Film Festival, American fashion house Rodarte make their directorial debut with the film “Woodshock.”
Rodarte have enlisted longtime muse and friend, Kirsten Dunst, as the lead in the film.
Rodarte have enlisted longtime muse and friend, Kirsten Dunst, as the lead in the film.
"Our jobs as designers," says Laura Mulleavy, one half of fashion design duo Rodarte, "is to make people believe in an idea that they might not know already." (Pictured: a still from "Woodshock")
“Our jobs as designers,” says Laura Mulleavy, one half of fashion design duo Rodarte, “is to make people believe in an idea that they might not know already.” (Pictured: a still from “Woodshock”)
In 2009, Tom Ford released his directorial debut, based on Christopher Isherwood's 1964 novel, "A Single Man."
In 2009, Tom Ford released his directorial debut, based on Christopher Isherwood’s 1964 novel, “A Single Man.”
Ford won the prestigious Queer Lion award at the Venice Film Festival in 2009 for "A Single Man." Julianne Moore was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress, for her role as Charlotte (Charley) in the film, an alcoholic divorcée.
Ford won the prestigious Queer Lion award at the Venice Film Festival in 2009 for “A Single Man.” Julianne Moore was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress, for her role as Charlotte (Charley) in the film, an alcoholic divorcée.

The Intersection of Fashion and Cinema

Tom Ford continues to redefine boundaries through his work in cinema, merging artistic innovation with storytelling. His films challenge conventional narratives while offering a visually stunning experience.

Moreover, with Rodarte stepping into the directorial space, the film “Woodshock” showcases how fashion can effectively translate into cinematic language, exploring themes of identity and perception. The collaboration highlights the expansive impact of both fashion and film on contemporary culture.

Consequently, this creative synergy opens up new avenues for filmmakers and designers alike, enriching both industries with fresh perspectives and unique storytelling approaches.


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