The lights of Paris are beautiful. Beautiful Ghosts from past walk alongside. It's fun to dress up, and here it makes sense to dress up, to be special. There's beauty everywhere. Palais Royal a multimedia film set in the streets of Paris. Photography and sound installation created by WOLK MORAIS in collaboration with photographer Steven Kohlstock, filmmaker/editor Kathryn Ferentchak, Ai artist Yuki James, and sound designer Jordan Meltzer.
“The Crossing" is a multimedia film, photography, and sound installation created by WOLK MORAIS in collaboration with photographer Steven Kohlstock, filmmaker/editor Kathryn Ferentchak, Ai artist Yuki James, and sound designer Jordan Meltzer. The work explores the concept of passage and the themes of travel, luxury, and timeless elegance, offering guests an immersive experience that transcends the traditional boundaries of fashion and art, reflecting WOLK MORAIS’ reputation for innovation and commitment to storytelling and craftsmanship.
Fashion designers Brian Wolk and Claude Morais unveiled their 11th collection film November 2023 at Grandmaster Recorders, formerly the 1920s Bijou silent movie theater and recording studio. For the third consecutive collection, the Wolk Morais film was edited by Kathryn Ferentchak. The novel short film Recto/Verso shows off the brand’s signature genderless tailoring.
Fashion designer Brian Wolk and Claude Morais unveiled their 10th collection in the novel short film GRAND GESTURES, edited by Kathryn Ferentchak. Shot using a rare Phantom camera, the film shows off the brand’s signature genderless tailoring. This season, they made it their mission to upcycle, going on a treasure hunt through Hollywood costume houses and Beverly Hills estate sales to find their fabric, which led to an eclectic lineup.
Design duo Brian Wolk and Claude Morais unveiled their new collection via a short film called DRIVEN, edited by Kathryn Ferentchak. The flick shows a driving tour of Los Angeles, connecting the various neighborhoods and the people that inhabit them. The designers’ new season offerings are worn by models standing outside their homes, as captured by a car driving past and matched with a haunting sound track that hints at a city in flux.
