Wales Bonner joined the official Paris Fashion Week this season and presented her short film Thinkin Home, a film by Jeano Edwards for Spring/Summer 2021 in addition to Adidas Originals for Wales SS21. Tom Guinness styles the collection inspired by Rockers and iconic Jamaican filmmaking.
Thinkin Home was shot in Jamaica, where the designer has family roots and tracks the passage of eight young men as they move towards their destination, through lush scenery and the rich chromatics of the built environment. Against a soundscape of reggae, 80s dancehall, gospel, and spoken word, we witness a communion.
‘Where is the best place to watch the sunrise? Well, for me, it’s probably my home ‘cause I live on a hill and I love to wake up early in the morning and watch the sunrise before the city becomes what it becomes.’ (Selah Mchale)
‘In the evening, always now, when yuh looking in nah di sky, well, it’s a mixture. Sometimes it can have the blue reflection just the same, sometimes it can be red, it can be orange sometimes. And at the same time, it just make yuh wonder and say, look all life on Earth is just so phenomenal, things just work out in such a way. So when yuh looking na di sky and see di different color or di different patterns, it really brings you back to realization that is a genuine star. This looks nice. So even if man go tru a bad day, looking at di sky and di sky just motivate him, yuh know.’ (Val Haughton)
‘The sounds I hear in di morning when I wake up is the sweet sound of the pigeons and doves flying across my house in the early mornings. The sounds I hear in the evening is the raging of the hard winds that is blowing all day, straight through the evening, the trees dancing all about. The sounds I hear in this city is the loud wrecking sound of the heavy duty vehicles and car that passes me 24/7 when I in the city.’ (Aakesh Henderson)
Credits
Creative Direction Grace Wales Bonner
Director Jeano Edwards
Stylist Tom Guinness
Editor Ryan McCally at Consulate NYC
Executive Producer IAMSOUND
Producer Jack Pitney
Producer Maxine Walters
Post Producer Leslieann Elle Santiago
Production Manager Maxine Baillie
Edit Producer Alan Lopez at Consulate NYC
Assistant Editor Tripp McCarty at Consulate NYC
Cast Aakesh Henderson, Romaine Dixon, Selah Mchale, Val Haughton, Winston Lawrence and Jonny B at Saint International Jamaica Limited
Stylist Assistant Alix Khouri
Casting Deiwght Peters at Saint International Jamaica Limited
Project Direction Nick Murphy
Score and Soundscape James William Blades
Special Thanks: To Guardsman Entertainment for use of the Fort Clarence Beach, Portmore, Jamaica Made in Collaboration with Saint Models.
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