The full video of Roxane’s screen test for the Costume National Pop Collection perfume is now up on Vogue Italia’s site. Watch it at the source link below! Video captures are also available in the gallery.
After the launch of the perfume Pop Collection creative director Ennio Capasa, in collaboration with Costume National, revives the art of Andy Warhol.
“I find the montage too tiring… I let the camera run so I can look at people as they really are.”
Each one lasted around three minutes. Andy Warhol positioned the different people passing through his Factory against a black background, told them not to move and to keep looking in the same direction, and them left them in front of the camera. These were his screen tests, creations which are mini-films or portraits.
This technique inspired the French director Bertrand Le Pluard, who has created 10 screen tests to celebrate Ennio Capasa’s Pop Collection and the special event Vogue Fashion’s Night Out.
To stay as close as possible to Andy Warhol, the director used film for the screen tests, giving them a timeless dimension – when you watch them, it’s impossible to tell when they were taken.
The films feature ten unconnected people brought together by their shared passion for art and Costume National: Roxane Mesquida (an actress), Alizé Meurisse (a writer and artist), the band Our Mountain, Andy Bradin (an artist), Tamara Kaboutchek (an emerging singer), Cyril Duval (a pop artist), Jeanne Damas (a young fashion blogger), the band Mother Feather, Kira Lillie (a jewellery designer) and Mae Lapres (an emerging icon).
Also, the Gossip Girl season premiere is just over two weeks away now! Some promotional photos and a video have been released, but sadly none feature Roxane’s character Princess Béatrice yet. Episode captures may be a few days late, as I have school and work to contend with, plus it’ll take a little longer to find a high-quality version of the episode, but I’ll try to get them up quickly.








Gossip Girl (2011)
Homesick (2012)
Sennentunschi (2011)
Kaboom (2010)
Rubber (2010)

























