Hyères Festival 2014 – Fashion & Photography, until May 25 at Villa Noailles
The 29th annual Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography took place last weekend to showcase the works of 10 young designers and photographers. Selected by a jury led by Opening Ceremony and by founders Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, along with other famous and professionals like the actress Chloë Sevigny or Eric Wilson of InStyle. Out of over 300 applicants at the very beginning, the Japanese designer Kenta Matsushige has been awarded the Grand Prix of the jury première vision for his “HINABI” women’s collection :
Other prizes were awarded to :
CHLOÉ PRIZE
Roshi Porkar
Austria
Liselore Frowijn
Netherlands
SPECIAL DISTINCTION OF THE JURY – OPENING CEREMONY DOTATION
Yulia Yefimtchuk
Ukrainia
FASHION PUBLIC PRIZE / CITY OF HYÈRES
Coralie Marabelle
France
THE PHOTOGRAPHY GRAND PRIX OF THE JURY
Lorenzo Vitturi
Italy – UK
SPECIAL DISTINCTION OF THE JURY – DOTATION LEICA
Virginie Rebetez
Suisse / Switzerland
DOTATION SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS
Oriane Lopez
France
PHOTOGRAPHY PUBLIC PRICE / CITY OF HYÈRES
Marie Rime
Suisse / Switzerland
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