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| Jean-Paul Lespagnard is responsible for the fashions featured on Yelle and the sexy Yelle hunters. I really can't get enough of his use of texture and odd-lines. I love the juxtaposition of theme and style... totally modern and fantasy freemy :) I like, also, that the safari theme was executed without the use of obvious and predictable African themes, and cliche colors and patterns. In a way, they used a more realistic palette and thus achieved a more modern and authentic look. |
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| The look was styled by Leslie David responsible for the id's of french collective COLLETTE, Sweden's delicious pop duo RÖYKSOPP and the packaging/imaging of the CHLOÉ and GIVENCHY brands. |
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| Grégoire Alexandre photographed Yelle in her amazing neo-safari garb. His stuff is generally based on exquisitely bizzarre sets, props, and themes. He has an amazing portfolio which covers a wide array of Musicians (such as Bertrand Bergalot), high-fashion editorials and advertising as well as the refreshingly playful and original artwork/promo from Yelle's debut self-titled album. You can check that out here |
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| Yelle always seems to pull from the past with her style and sound but always somehow ends up creating music and accompanying visuals that have a futuristic vibe. If you ask us, Yelle is can't-quite-put-your-finger-on-it AWESOMESAUCE. She is luxury modern pop and fashion with street swagger to boot. |
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| Check out the title track to Yelle's album 'Safari Disco Club' below, and if you want more of her general goodness, head on over to CARDINALBEBOP! |