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Job Opportunity....The Artist Collective Group

THE ARTISTS COLLECTIVE
GROUP

The Artists Collective is an an agency that promotes the top artists in their chosen fields, through direct contact, the internet, other media and the most dynamic and innovative magazine yet seen. Their collective art is entrenched in the fashion, entertainment, advertising and editorial industry. We are here to help you make the right choice when you want, or are in need of the most talented artist for your project. Whether your needs are in photography, film, design or music we are a full production studio that will cater to your requests with ingenuity, professionalism and integrity.
Chief Artistâ€™s Representative
Tara Wilkes

Our agency, The Artists Collective Group is hiring a new head representative. If you or someone you know might be interested in this job please let me know. Feel free to forward it on to others. We'll be hiring in the next couple of weeks.
- Cheers, Gordan
You can become an associate member of The Artists Collective by submitting a sample of your work in photography, film/video, design or music. Submissions will be reviewed by a panel of experts and committee members and selected artists will be invited to become a member of our collective agency.
Member Benefits:
~ Selected members will be featured in the Artists Collective Magazine.
~ Multimedia promotion, including international podcasts, social media sites and agency blog.
~ Exposure to affiliated agent with possibility of gaining full membership.
Please contact the Artists Collective Group via email for detailed instructions on submissions.
Thank you and we look forward to your contact.
Submission Guidelines - How to become part of the Artists Collective

Chief Representative/Agent at The Artists Collective Group

Downtown Vancouver, Olympic Village area offices but work is both local and international.
Please visit www.artistscollectivegroup.com for information. Please email a letter of introduction and resume to info@artistscollectivegroup.com

NEW YORK, June 3, 2010

By Nicole Phelps

YSL has always been one of my favourites. Sophistication, modern, chic and innovative , as always. Stefano Pilati always make me wish I was a woman just so I can wear his clothes that are ready to wear and very editorial.

Is Stefano Pilati lightening up? The Yves Saint Laurent Resort collection he showed in New York today was a much less sober affair than his last ready-to-wear outing, and very welcome for it. The presentation took place in the tony Upper East Side environs of the French Consulate, a fitting setting for a collection that felt thoroughly Gallic in spirit. Picking up a theme from his Fall runway but interpreting it differently here, the designer turned the pendant silhouettes he made from old YSL images into bold floral prints, splashing them down the side of a nipped-waist silk dress or across the front of a slim above-the-knee skirt worn with a delicate blouse.

The clothes, not unlike those he showed in March, hinted at the seventies, with high-waist trouser suits for day, and for evening, a white and black bandeau paired with a floor-scraping black skirt. This time around, though, he injected vibrant shades of coral, lilac, and fuchsia (quintessential Saint Laurent colors), along with darling butterfly and clover prints for little shirtwaist frocks and flared jumpsuits, and witty stacked-heel espadrille sandals.

"Always within myself there's the big debate—how can you avoid references but at the same time be respectful," Pilati said, looking dapper and relaxed in an open-necked shirt and red neckerchief with a violet in his lapel. In the case of Resort's sexy smoking jacket worn with bloomer shorts, sheer hose, and gold crystal-studded heels, he embraced the YSL legacy but added his own of-the-moment twist. It was the show's big hit.