Le blog de senova

I came across this blog which is full of amazing 1960's space influenced fashion

so pop on over and see space couture from a french perspective

Dervishes in space

Produced by Riese Farbaute / riese-farbaute.de
Directed by Cristian Straub / cristianstraub.com
Director of Photography: Jakob Suess / jakobsuess.de
Camera Assistants: Sebastian Keim, Jonas Schaul
Gaffer: Max Toennis
DIT: Paul Spengemann
Lighting: Jonas Link, Niklas Bastian
Hair&Make-Up: Marianna Mukuchyan @ Optix Agency
Styling: Louisa Ritter-Witt @ Profiteam, Hamburg
Styling Assistant: Aylin Alp
Model: Mara Declair @ PMA Models
Set Photography: Elena Getzieh
First AD: Inna Knaus
Set Organisation: Rike Hoppse
Set Design: Kevin Paulsen
Props: Hang Aoki
Music: Envitre, Cristian Straub
Sound Design & Mixing: Pablo Paolo Kilian
Title Animation: Daniele Manoli
Photography by Elena Getzieh
MORE information at www.riese-farbaute.deProduced by Riese Farbaute / riese-farbaute.de
Directed by Cristian Straub / cristianstraub.com
Director of Photography: Jakob Suess / jakobsuess.de
Camera Assistants: Sebastian Keim, Jonas Schaul
Gaffer: Max Toennis
DIT: Paul Spengemann
Lighting: Jonas Link, Niklas Bastian
Hair&Make-Up: Marianna Mukuchyan @ Optix Agency
Styling: Louisa Ritter-Witt @ Profiteam, Hamburg
Styling Assistant: Aylin Alp
Model: Mara Declair @ PMA Models
Set Photography: Elena Getzieh
First AD: Inna Knaus
Set Organisation: Rike Hoppse
Set Design: Kevin Paulsen
Props: Hang Aoki
Music: Envitre, Cristian Straub
Sound Design & Mixing: Pablo Paolo Kilian
Title Animation: Daniele Manoli
Photography by Elena Getzieh
MORE information at http://www.riese-farbaute.de/

Sun bathing

I wonder when we get into space and have all of this leisure time in our floating space hotel will we sunbathe and what will we wear? maybe the following images will give us some clues.

imaginary-man

I met Esther at a fashion conference in London in September and I think that if you have visited my blog you may be very interested in visiting hers

Calling occupants Of Interplanetary Craft 1977

The Carpenters released this classic in 1977...enjoying a brief late 70s out of this world moment.
The aliens look like great fashion models and the polo necked DJ is so bang on for the fashion zeitgeist.

Why are the heroines wearing very little clothes, do they not feel the cold ?

I am sure that it is because women are stronger than men and don't need to be protected from the rigours of space.....or is it because most of the science fiction audience are men?  hmm no flames please as next we will be looking at how men are portrayed as militaristic and all conquering...another unlikely scenario...