The Vancouver International Film Festival and Eco-Fashion Week have joined forces to produce a film series highlighting 2014’s most stylish films, each garnering significant global buzz during their premieres at festivals such as Cannes, Tribeca, the Berlinale, and Hot Docs.
And if you pick up VIFF’s newly launched Style in Film passport ($99), you’ll have six different films to rock six different outfits at. This exclusive pass includes access to:
Looking for Light: Jane Bown; a detailed portrait of England’s most famous photographer, who has worked with Mick Jagger, Queen Elizabeth, and John Lennon to name a few. Oct. 2, 7, 10
Advanced Style; a documentary on a handful of New York women – aged “between 50 and death” – who haven’t abandoned their flamboyant approaches to style. Oct. 3, 5
Hand Made with Love in France; a celebration of the artisans who create haute-couture outfits for Dior, Chanel, and Yves Saint Lauren. Oct. 4, 5, 10
God Help the Girl; a jubilant indie musical from Belle & Sebastian lynchpin Stuart Murdoch about three young Glaswegians starting a band. Run completed
In the Name of My Daughter; Catherine Deneuve in her seventh collaboration with André Téchiné (Scene of the Crime, My Favourite Season) and stunningly costumed in quintessential ‘70s garb. Oct. 3, 7
The Two Faces of January; based on The Talented Mr. Ripley novelist Patricia Highsmith’s stylish thriller of the same name. Oct. 4, 7
The passport also grants VIP perks, such as an extra ticket to the advanced screening of Yves Saint Laurent Oct. 3, and an invitation to a pre-screening panel featuring Evan Ducharme and Eco Fashion Week’s Myriam Laroche; or, for the first 100 Style in Film Passport purchasers, an exclusive invitation to a VIP after-party hosted by Holt Renfrew, following the screening of Advanced Style on Oct. 5.
