The collection has a “loud, no-holds-barred, ’80s attitude” and feels like the 80s combined with In The Zone Britney – I mean, she is at the pinnacle of good health with a personal trainer boyfriend and fitness loops on social media to prove it. About the campaign, she said to Vogue, “This collection is very youthful,” says Spears. “We had fun on set, even though it was a bit weird for me at first. I am used to shooting in a studio or a small space, and this was on the street. We were out there and I had really promiscuous clothes on, which felt odd, but, of course, on film it turned out to be really cool.”

A legend.

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It is a known fact – probably amongst a lot of you guys that Gregg Araki is one of my favourite directors in the world, so it is all kinds of amazing that Kenzo has unveiled the comedy film “Here Now,” directed by American filmmaker himself with an incredible cast.

The film stars actors Jake Weary, Nicole La Liberte and Avan Jogia and features the brand’s eclectic Fall/Winter 2015 collection. The deadpan production focuses on a group of twenty-somethings and the drama of their daily lives.

The original short was both written and directed by Araki, one of the leading talents of the New Queer Cinema movement.

“Here Now” can be viewed online at www.kenzo.com/en/herenow and below:

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