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Monday

12Oct2009

Designer,

Homage,

Movies

Designer, Director: Tom Ford

by Eddington Howard, West Coast Editor

Tom Ford is private, creative and very talented. His ability to leave super fashion house Gucci to embark on what is now a multi-million dollar fashion brand that bears his name is genius.

Tom has recently directed and debut his first film at the 66th annual Venice Film Festival. The film titled, “A Single Man.” is set in 1962 Los Angeles and tells the story of a college professor who is coping with the death of his partner of 16 years. Starring Colin Firth as the college professor along with Matthew Goode and Julian Moore.

Check out the trailer for his directorial debut:

According to Tom, it’s a movie about love and isolation. Something he feels we all can relate to. The movie is heart warming and shows that coping with a loss is never easy but definitely possible. I give the film two thumbs up and definitely recommend you check it out if you can appreciate good artistic vision.

Visit: www.tomford.com

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