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Guest blog: On Baillie Walsh’s debut movie Flashbacks Of A Fool

David Knight - 11th Mar 2008

Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his blog which we're guesting here.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

Official trailer: YouTube

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

FLASHBACKS TO GLAM Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful Stevie Stewart).

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of Antony Price, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single Slow, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer Peter Schlesinger.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

For example, young male lead Harry Eden is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer Eric Boman, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

In another scene the young female lead Felicity Jones (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage Antony Price ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store Rellik.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by Caroline Baker and shot by the late photography maestro Jeanloup Sieff:

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock & pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

"It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place."

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

//Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, Ossie Clark and Wendy Dagworthy, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful beach resort in St Lucia's Marigot Bay.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same album. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. Paul Gorman

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

? Flashbacks Of A Fool premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.

<strong>Heads up for a very big moment in the career of Baillie Walsh. And heads up, too, all you fashionistas.</strong> <strong>Baillie's first feature Flashbacks Of A Fool, starring Daniel Craig as a burnt-out actor forced to return to his hometown and revisit his Bowie and Roxy-obsessed youth, opens next month. </strong> <strong>Paul Gorman, author of THE LOOK: Adventures In Rock And Pop Fashion - the definitive tome on the crucial role of fashion in popular music - has seen it, and written a glowing assessment, particularly about the outstanding fashion period detail in the film, on his <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> which we're guesting here. </strong> <strong>And he also has an astute take on the style sensibility of Baillie's imperishable videos and ads.</strong> <strong>Official trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Cp-mUYqngRc" target="_blank">YouTube</a> </strong> <strong>FLASHBACKS TO GLAM</strong> Forthcoming Brit-film Flashbacks Of A Fool - with a cast including Daniel Craig, Jodhi May, Eve, Helen McCrory and cameos by Mark Strong and Emilia Fox - is THE LOOK's kind of flick: substantial and stunningly styled (by the wonderful <a href="http://www.michaelclarkcompany.com/cvs_stevie.html" target="_blank">Stevie Stewart</a>). Interestingly, Flashbacks also evokes the classier end of the glam look as created at little-documented places like the London store Che Guevara, having benefited from the input of <a href="http://antonyprice.com" target="_blank">Antony Price</a>, who worked on the costumes with Stewart and supplied designs to Che Guevara back in the early 70s. In 2003 Walsh directed the suitably languorous Barcelona rooftop promo for Kylie Minogue single <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1xSLpoQdRrU" target="_blank">Slow</a>, which benefited immensely from his drawing on the oeuvre of "Them" photographer <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=30" target="_blank">Peter Schlesinger</a>. As you'd expect from his CV, Walsh brings a hyper-reality to Flashbacks, in which a burnt-out British actor in LA is forced to revisit his youth as a Bowie and Roxy-obsessed adolescent growing up in an early 70s seaside town. The clothes, along with the rest of the visual and musical references, are spot-on, with Walsh and Stewart having lots of fun; just-so double-belted Oxford bags, ornately-patterned penny-round collars and platforms abound, as do a number of playful asides. For example, young male lead <a href="http://www.harryeden.com/" target="_blank">Harry Eden</a> is a dead-ringer for beautiful early 70s London scenester/photographer <a href="http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/pressroom/0811851168.pdf" target="_blank">Eric Boman</a>, these days a highly respected New York-based fashion historian and author. Even when disconsolately kicking a football around, Eden wears a red neckerchief (ostensibly to cover love-bites), pastel blue vest and tight shorts, just as Boman did in Schlesinger shots. In another scene the young female lead <a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/chevron/felicityjones/index.html" target="_blank">Felicity Jones</a> (also Emma Grundy in The Archers!) is garbed in an amazing vintage <a href="http://antonyprice.com">Antony Price</a> ruffle-collared top, sourced from premier vintage store <a href="http://www.relliklondon.co.uk/along" target="_blank">Rellik</a>. Here is a version of the design as featured in Nova magazine, March 1972, styled by <a href="http://www.i-dmagazine.com/i_contribute/i_contribute.phpid=169" target="_blank">Caroline Baker</a> and shot by the late photography maestro <a href="http://www.jeanloupsieff.com/" target="_blank">Jeanloup Sieff</a>: Antony designed the top for Che Guevara, an extremely opulent outlet at 20 Kensington High Street for which he also created the interior with the owner, one of rock &amp; pop fashion's great characters, Dave "Che" Shimeld. "It looked like the Titanic," Dave says in an exclusive interview in THE LOOK."At the entrance there were blasts of cool air and lilies everywhere. It was almost hypnotic having that smell wafting through the place." <font color="#999999"> //Nova 72: Antony Price spotted ruched dress for Che Guevara £14.50. Shoes Chelsea Cobbler £15//</font> With luxurious and relatively expensive clothes by other designers including the store's backers Ronnie Stirling and Geoff Cooper, Jane Whiteside, <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/p=43" target="_blank">Ossie Clark</a> and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/main.jhtmlxml=/fashion/2006/12/24/stwendy24.xml" target="_blank">Wendy Dagworthy</a>, Che Guevara was a magnet for the moneyed and style-conscious. Dave went on to work with Antony at his shop Plaza; these days he has a beautiful <a href="http://www.marigotdiveresort.com/" target="_blank">beach resort</a> in St Lucia's Marigot Bay. And, as if to square the circle, the song which accompanies this scene and has most resonance to the two central characters is the epic If There Is Something from the same <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%20%3Chttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Roxy-Music/dp/B0000256KG/ref=sr_1_3ie=UTF8&amp;s=music&amp;qid=1205171348&amp;sr=1-3%3E" target="_blank">album</a>. On the cover, model Kari-Anne Moeller is wearing a 40s style Price dress from - where else -Che Guevara. <em>Paul Gorman</em> <strong>? <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1037218/" target="_blank">Flashbacks Of A Fool</a> premieres in the UK at the Empire Leicester Square on April 13.</strong> <strong>? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), <a href="http://rockpopfashion.com/blog/">blog</a> and a fashion label: <a href="http://thelookpresents.com/">THE LOOK Presents</a> launches at Topman this spring.</strong>

? THE LOOK is a book ("an unpindownable fashion fandango" - The Guardian), blog and a fashion label: THE LOOK Presents launches at Topman this spring.

David Knight - 11th Mar 2008

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