Moda, cuerpo y cine

  • Verónica Fiorini
Keywords: body; fashion; film image; hybridization; visual media

Abstract

The article aims to identify some relationships between image, body and clothing and it focuses on some crosses between film and fashion. The proposed approach revolves around the advertising MUTA short of by the argentinian short-filmmaker Lucrecia Martel for the Italian fashion brand Prada. The anthropological frame of the text by Hans Belting about dual relationship between body image and its carrier media as well as the conditioning of perceptions will be one of the main concepts that govern the course of the work. The fashion design appropriates and merges with the cinema language to re-signify their narrative story lines as constituting a hybridization between cinema and parade while redefining their respective belief systems. We can also think that the cinema d´auteur seizes a field historically described as weak, frivolous and ephemeral fashion, as unusual stronghold in which to rethink the body in its spectral quality (Derrida, 1998).

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Published
2019-10-01
How to Cite
Fiorini, V. (2019). Moda, cuerpo y cine. Cuadernos Del Centro De Estudios De Diseño Y Comunicación, (58), 43 a 50. https://doi.org/10.18682/cdc.vi58.1247