Following his SHOWStudio-commissioned film featuring Eniko, Barnaby Roper has a new fashion extravaganza, dissecting some of the season's most devastating looks (it says here) in Iris - starring supermodel Iris Strubegger. More importantly, its a brilliant job in cut and paste VFX, which combines Barnaby's photography with his filmmaking in a very compelling way.

Following his SHOWStudio-commissioned film featuring Eniko, Barnaby Roper has a new fashion extravaganza, dissecting some of the season's most devastating looks (it says here) in Iris - starring supermodel Iris Strubegger. More importantly, its a brilliant job in cut and paste VFX, which combines Barnaby's photography with his filmmaking in a very compelling way. "All of my fashion films are named after the model," says Barnaby. "I'm interested in showing these people, letting the viewer into the model. You never hear a model talk." As for the amazing screen-split edit, by Nathan Brown, Barnaby says: "It's the rhythm of the edit that's the key to the film, the key to all films."

"All of my fashion films are named after the model," says Barnaby. "I'm interested in showing these people, letting the viewer into the model. You never hear a model talk." As for the amazing screen-split edit, by Nathan Brown, Barnaby says: "It's the rhythm of the edit that's the key to the film, the key to all films."

Following his SHOWStudio-commissioned film featuring Eniko, Barnaby Roper has a new fashion extravaganza, dissecting some of the season's most devastating looks (it says here) in Iris - starring supermodel Iris Strubegger. More importantly, its a brilliant job in cut and paste VFX, which combines Barnaby's photography with his filmmaking in a very compelling way. "All of my fashion films are named after the model," says Barnaby. "I'm interested in showing these people, letting the viewer into the model. You never hear a model talk." As for the amazing screen-split edit, by Nathan Brown, Barnaby says: "It's the rhythm of the edit that's the key to the film, the key to all films."