Get style inspired at the fashion shows of emerging label DIPTYCH and designer Ali Zedtwitz, both presenting their collection for the first time in Tokyo as well as headwear by MÜHLBAUER and jewellery by AND_I.

ALI ZEDTWITZ // fashion
After graduating in June 2008 under professor Véronique Branquinho at the Fashion Department/University of Applied Arts Vienna, Ali Zedtwitz designed a collection exclusively for the Swedish label “Weekday”. In 2009 Zedtwitz founded together with Valerie Lange the label DIPTYCH. The styling of the diploma collection for the show in Tokyo was especially created by the Austrian fashion designer Kathrin Lugbauer of the label “Natures of Conflict”. It features pieces from Austrian designers such as “House Of The Very Islands”, Valerie Lange, “Fabrics Interseason”, Kathrin Lugbauer, Radic/Morger and “Awareness & Conciousness”

Ali Zedtwitz will showcase her collection at the SPOT ON WIEN - FASHION SHOOTING on 2nd of November in Club Velours.

MÜHLBAUER // headwear
In 1903 Julianna Mühlbauer opened a small millinery with a shop attached in Vienna. 100 years later the 4th generation, Klaus and Marlies Mühlbauer, established the company as one of the leading addresses for headwear worldwide. Lately in demand again as a major fashion accessory, most of MÜHLBAUER hats leaving the Viennese workshop are destined for international fashion temples, finding their way onto the heads of opinion leaders like Brad Pitt, Meryl Streep, Yoko Ono or Japanese rock band Quru.

DIPTYCH // fashion
Valerie Lange and Ali Zedtwitz met during their studies at the university of applied arts in Vienna. In 2005, professor Raf Simons, asked the two to join his team as junior designers at Jil Sander in Milan. Being friends they found out that working together is a lot of fun. In March 2009 Lange and Zedtwitz finally decided to found DIPTYCH. Work and inspiration is led by coincidence, feelings and mood, decisions are taken spontaneously and incoherently. Their first collection will be presented in Tokyo at the FASHION SHOOTING of SPOT ON WIEN.

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showcasing the performances “One Hour Standing For” by Michikazu Matsune & David Subal
and “Look Look” by Krõõt Juurak & Anne Juren on the
3rd of November in Club SUPER DELUX

ONE HOUR STANDING FOR by Michikazu Matsune and David Subal // performance
On the boundaries between performing and visual arts, One Hour Standing For by Michikazu Matsune and David Subal is a performance and video project in 24 world capitals flashing a paradoxical statement about movement through standing still. Asking “where are we and where is the world going?”, both artists first took up their positions in front of major tourist attractions in world capitals – as living but motionless monuments to oppose the flood of tourists and to reflect the movements of today’s society.

Look Look by Krõõt Juurak and Anne Juren // performance
In Look Look, estonian performer Krõõt Juurak and French performer Anne Juren – both based in Vienna - translate the creative process presented in the world of fashion into choreography. In the form of a fashion show, they stage the techniques of designer Eva Blut and the differences of catwalk attitudes, when the same clothes are worn by two different people. both dancers’ poses are inspired by the clothing. Body and image change, shifting from stereotypical fashion figures to everyday postures.