We were asked to create three show identities for MTV’s “Fashionably Loud” week. We reversed the title to “Loudly Fashionable” and devised a visual world where textile colors, patterns and styles clash. We browsed through the history of fashion and textile design and illustration and came up with two strategies. One strategy was inspired by an old fashion designer and dressmaker’s trick, where cutouts of dress shapes serve as masks for trying out textile samples. We created a symbiosis of photographic skin and hair, and flat graphics within the shapes of the clothes and the backgrounds. The second strategy was to shoot with a motor still camera, and then edit the pictures into a sequence. While initially a limited budget forced us to find an alternative to film, we soon appreciated the brilliant quality of these fashion photographs set into jagged motion.