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What is Sesso?
Video content can be seen and shared online for viewing and consumption by its viewers, intended to engage them visually and evoke certain feelings or responses in viewers. These videos may serve to complement texts already published, or present new ideas and information.
Production and distribution of video through the internet is still relatively new, yet has proven effective thus far. While many artists and designers have taken up this form of storytelling media, there may still be limitations such as it being difficult to predict how it will be perceived by its target audience.
Experiments are ongoing to develop an all-inclusive form of video that stands on its own as an independent form of communication, without being restricted by text-only approaches. These experiments seek to make video a convincing alternative with independent yet comprehensive arguments.
No Sesso is a genderless fashion label founded by Pierre Davis and co-designed by Autumn Randolph in 2015. Since its establishment, No Sesso has amassed a tremendous following and made an indelible mark within the fashion industry, carving its own distinct niche under their direction.
Design by Amour Verte reflects its creator’s diverse and distinctive perspective, while challenging traditional notions of gender. This mission is accomplished with playful lingerie knitwear and museum-worthy gowns perfect for both everyday wear as well as special events.
Davis believes this approach to design helps her be more creative, without being limited by fashion industry rules.
Fashion can often perpetuate gendered and race-based stereotypes; therefore, it is vital that brands celebrate all forms of creativity and expression by their customers – this way breaking down any barriers between customers wearing the same garments regardless of gender, race or identity.
Sesso as a genre
Music videos are an artform that blends performance, narrative, and concept together in an entertaining package. Each genre has its own set of conventions and codes that set apart its stories; one important set includes musical hooks which give structure and meaning to videos.
Conventions surrounding music videos vary significantly based on genre or artist. For instance, hip-hop or rap videos tend to feature upbeat beats accompanied by multiple characters and scenes; on the other hand, country videos may opt for more relaxed tones with sparse arrangements.
An element that distinguishes different genres is their iconography. A rap video might resemble street or casino scenes while R&B music and settings may create more sophisticated imagery.
Genres also share certain distinctive sonic characteristics; for instance, hip-hop songs often feature a steady pulse reminiscent of clock ticking away time; some also incorporate an audible doorbell-style snare drum into their tracks.
Conversely, jazz songs often employ long delays or harsh and brittle tones to add an edge that stands out. Additionally, jazz may highlight more diffused sound elements like color or light to create its soundscape.
Music videos increasingly highlight these sonic parameters as a means of building toward dramatic moments in their videos, with Live’s „Selling the Drama” video featuring morphed and distorted imagery, intense color palette, fog, mottled trees and diffused light being one such example.
Music videos typically use soundscape characteristics known as the „sound of place” to highlight certain characteristics, including volume, density, texture and timbre.
Many aspects of musical theater productions are determined by music and lyrics, but other factors, such as production practices, budgetary considerations and personal styles of directors also can have an effect.
Music videos often make use of sound to evoke a sense of place and heighten the impact of songs and lyrics, giving audiences a strong impression of being there. One such rap video highlights this technique by foregrounding the sound of a rowboat dipping its blade into water on every measure – creating an immersive and immediate feeling as other objects move in relation to it in the frame.
Sesso as a style
No Sesso (Italian for „no sex”) was founded by Pierre Davis in 2015 as an LA-based fashion brand with an unconventional ethos. Led by Davis, co-pilot Autumn Randolph, and head designer Arin Hayes – No Sesso has made its mark by challenging conventions of fashion, art and culture through vibrant collections that champion inclusivity.
The label is an oasis of creativity, featuring whimsical knitwear lingerie, museum-worthy gowns and streetwear-inspired everyday wear. But what truly distinguishes it is its community-powered approach, welcoming all shapes, sizes and identities through educational initiatives, events and presentations.
Davis and Randolph find inspiration from their close, family-like community, which has never wavered from its mission of unbundling clothing so people may dress as naturally or expressively as possible. Their designs create a world without rules: one where people are free to dress however feels right for them and without constraint.
Fall/winter 2022 collection saw the team capitalize on this concept through an asymmetrical cumulonimbus cloud puffy coat that took deconstructivist approach to new heights. While that piece is certainly must-have, what truly stood out was in the details; whether tie-dye overalls, sheer wrap dress or Levi’s collaboration — these were pieces which really shone due to craftsmanship and design.
Davis and Randolph also explored more utilitarian pieces within their oeuvre. Drawing upon traditional American materials like brown houndstooth wool and red nylon, Davis and Randolph created fashion classics rooted in Black women’s experience.
A collection that defies gender lines has resulted in bold and daring pieces like dresses made out of old knitwear trimmed with crystal beading, as well as short zip-front dresses made from an oversize jacket. Two standout designs include these gems.
No Sesso’s success lies in its strong community at its core; their innovative deconstructions and intuitive cutouts are challenging fashion’s status quo with style. At their heart is an aim to empower individuals and demonstrate they have power no matter how they dress themselves or present themselves to make a positive contribution to society.
Sesso as a sport
Sport is an integral component of many cultures’ heritages worldwide, and often sparks discussions on various levels – be it social/political issues or as an exercise to improve physical fitness.
Sport as an idea encompasses various meanings; one key one being its representation as an equalization of different motor situations for the purpose of honing human skills and reaching equilibrium – two fundamental goals in its own right that contribute significantly to social interactions and identity formation processes.
Sports is an inherently complex concept. This complexity becomes particularly apparent when discussing gender, race and sexuality–three areas designers often struggle to address in an innovative manner.
No Sesso’s team of creative professionals work tirelessly to break down these barriers with collections, fashion presentations and parties – among other activities.
No Sesso was established by Pierre Davis in 2015 with the mission of challenging traditional fashion and design conventions while championing inclusivity and nonconformity. Their goal is to push our perceptions of beauty and style forward through everything they offer from reconstructed materials to their signature hand embroidery work.
No Sesso’s designs are founded in the idea that beauty lies not in how something looks but how it makes you feel. Their clothing should reflect who you are and your desired goals and help set you apart in any crowd.
Their clothing embodies their deep understanding of the community they’re creating for, as it symbolizes their close-knit and supportive family atmosphere and empowers people from diverse backgrounds and identities.
At their best, their designs feature many prints and reconstructed pieces. Denim has always been an integral part of their collection; now, with Levi’s as their official collaborator for 2019, that relationship will only deepen further.