Site Design: STYLEPIT- SS14 Lookbook (stylepit.com)
over 9 years ago from Pavel Kozlov
over 9 years ago from Pavel Kozlov
Loading times are always sad, but damn this is well made. Solid work.
Oh loading times the bytes the bytes are calling
Super slow to load even on the University network that has fiber connection: kind of disappointing
I want their clothes now...
The load time is insanely slow, can't even bother to look at it to be honest.
It's awesome visually, but it's slow to load and difficult to navigate with any sense of control. Totally distracted me from their clothes, which I imagine are what they want to show off here.
This is awesome. I hadn't seen the Adam Magyar piece—here's hoping Stylepit did this with him or with his consent.
Reminds me of a (I think Flash-based) video lookbook that some French or Spanish women's underwear label put out several years back. I can't remember enough about it to find a link to it, but it was basically a lesbian porn video, and each piece of clothing would get a hover/click state like this once it was discarded by one of the models. Similar concept, just more…explicit.
Looked up the behind the scenes: https://vimeo.com/94033941
Reminds me of Adam Magyar in the best way!
My favorite detail of the site is that if you drag and release the view quickly then it gets thrown in that direction, complete with a proportionally time deceleration and fast-forward sound effects.
Also love that the music gets muffled whenever a modal is opened.
"the best way" ?
— I never like when an artist is re-used for comercial content. Maybe only because I really love his work... It's funny tho to see this re-use few months after it was posted here.
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