Reality Studio Designs Clothes For Ancient Igloos
- story Chioma Nnadi
Set in the eastern arctic wilderness about 1000 years ago, Inuit movie Atanarjuat the Fast Runner is said to be a work of icy supernatural wonder. Reality Studio, women’s wear line out of Berlin, based its entire fall collection on the action thriller, and the clothes—huge hooded coats and tons of cozy draped wool over gorgeous wintry prints—are enough to make us update our Netflix queue immediately. In the meantime, we’re working on a fashion legend of our very own, a tale that involves a super-powered canoe and an epic journey across the seas to the Henrik Vibskov store in Copenhagen, where choice pieces from the collection just went on sale.
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- posted on Nov 4, 2009 in STYLE NEWS
- tags Henrik Vibskov, Reality Studio
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November 5th, 2009 at 11:03 pm
It’s Atanarjuat actually. Being a good Canadian I watched it in the back row of a theatre when it came out, then when I was apple-packing in a little dusty town in New Zealand, I saw glorious Atanarjuat collecting dust on a Blockbuster shelf so I rented it and made my hostel-mates watch it with me. They hated all three hours of it but I promised them that someday they’d thank me for enculrating them. Probably that moment will come when they have to run naked across a frozen tundra and they come up to a lake are like “whoa, can that floating ice floe support my weight?” and then they’re like “oh yeah, that guy in that Atanarjuat movie did it, so it must be cool.”
November 6th, 2009 at 1:17 pm
Thank you for spotting that Erin! It’s been corrected. Based on your review, we’re going to screen Atanarjuat in our office conference room tonight.