Watch Colin Jones turned into a French spy for Knwls

A chic blonde woman wrapped through the streets of Paris in a faux pelza fur, and a car with secret agents. The woman will look nervous about the suspicion of her shoulder, while the agents look behind the mirrored shadows and binoculars. Finally they jump out of the car and follow the blonde woman like prey – until an old CRT television falls out of a window on the top floor and just missed them and explodes on the streets below.

No, this is not the plot of a Campy spy spy thriller who comes to a cinema near you KnwlsLeading role Colin Jones As the blonde woman in question. One of a trio of new films that are called Haute tensionAnother sees how Jones collapsed on the street and was only placed from a sculking spy from mouth to mouth, while a third is bound to the American model with the trunk of a escape car before it breaks freely and breaks out its typical catwalk.

The cinematic shorts are part of a dynamic new proposal from the London House. The brand has skipped the London Fashion Week this season, so the films are an inventive option to present the AW25 collection with a crushed minis, fur bomber and shearling coats. The designers Charlotte Knowles and Alexandre Arsenault, in collaboration with Torso Solution's-Des team, have top-class Mugler films and Alexandre Arsenault, who show the shorts of the Knwls woman “in their daily life”, but also fantasize about the lifestyle that they may have.

“We always loved Col and what it represents,” said the duo to Dazed. “She is innocent and has the perfect attitude to grasp this imagination.” Jones puts her acting comor on the test and embodies the average, weak that was converted with enthusiasm and stares down the camera violently before melting back to softness. “Especially when working on something that is so cinematic and stories -oriented, they need someone who can easily embody the character,” added Knowles and Arsenault. “She was a dream with which she could work.”

The films also offer a powerful and direct soundtrack designed by Torso and inspired by a classic 90s -Cartoon. “The boys brought a little incredible Aeon Flux References of animation not the film that we absolutely loved, “say the designers.” We had the idea of ​​creating a driven score, “added Torso. We also called the characters with Cartoony vocal expression so that it feels less real and almost animated. ”

Together with the espionage and dynamic sound design, the films also show the topic of monitoring that runs strongly. Models secretly follow Jones before looking out of view from a look at her from a look at her from a look at her from a look at her from a look at her, and secretly snap at her for long lens cameras, while an unpleasant close absorption of Jones in the trunk of a car undeveloped and glasses. “This concept actually came from Torso, based on the original concept, which we had developed with the art -like director of Knwls, Jamie Reid,” said Knowles and Arsenault. “We liked the idea very much – especially how it connects the current global feeling of fear with social media, but with sense of humor.”

This initial idea was developed by the Torso team to use monitoring in a hyperbolic sense as a metaphor for seeing and seeing. “We have depicted the project as a non-verbal fashion thriller, in which Knwls women move in a cat and a mouse dynamics through Paris,” said Torso. “Colin is the Knwls Avatar, like the player of a video game, and surrounded them are malicious characters with ambiguous motifs and unsuspecting NPCs.” And although the potential for violence in every scenario is “undermined by Colin's unmistaked attitude”, every film ends with a cliffhanger and continues to move into the universe that created Knwls and Torso together.

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