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Seamless (2005) 4.4
A look at what it takes for young designers to make it in the fashion world. Director:Douglas Keeve |
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A look at what it takes for young designers to make it in the fashion world.
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26 April 2005 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Written by John Terlesky
Performed by The Original Sins
Produced by Glenn Morrow
Published by OriginalsinSongs (BMI)
Courtesy of Bar/None Records
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"I Want to Live"Written by John Terlesky
Performed by The Original Sins
Produced by Glenn Morrow
Published by OriginalsinSongs (BMI)
Courtesy of Bar/None Records
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Douglas Keeve did very well with his earlier film, 'Unzipped', a reality documentary before reality tanked to the depths of television and shows like 'Housewives of Orange County'.
This film is more detailed, some virtual unknowns attempting to make it fashion designers in New York and on the international stage.
There are less models, more cut-and-dry business deals, and less well known designers. In 'Unzipped' we got to hear more from Isaac Mizrahi, whom I found intriguing and interesting; this film is more of a how to for those who actually want to start from the very bottom. Its not as informative as his earlier film on a similar subject. 7/10.