Tom Ford Spoofs 'In Treatment'
mediterranean — June 7, 2008 — Pop Culture
References: trendhunter
Fashion designer Tom Ford flaunts his acting skills and shows us a rare side of his personality in this spoof of HBO's “In Treatment,†a parody created for the recent Council of Fashion Designers of America awards.
In the clip, Ford plays a character on the show that confesses his love to his therapist. We see Ford sobbing miserably when he finds out the feeling is not mutual.
You know, Ford's acting ain't that bad. Actually, its' better than many of Hollywood's movie stars. With some practice, he can have something to fall back on if his fashion career goes down.
Besides acting, Ford has recently dabbled into modeling as well. Very versatile indeed:
In the clip, Ford plays a character on the show that confesses his love to his therapist. We see Ford sobbing miserably when he finds out the feeling is not mutual.
You know, Ford's acting ain't that bad. Actually, its' better than many of Hollywood's movie stars. With some practice, he can have something to fall back on if his fashion career goes down.
Besides acting, Ford has recently dabbled into modeling as well. Very versatile indeed:
Trend Themes
1. Fashion Designers as Actors - Opportunity for fashion designers to showcase their acting skills and explore new creative avenues.
2. Crossover Talents - Emerging trend of professionals showcasing their versatility by exploring different artistic fields.
3. Celebrity Parody Videos - Increasing popularity of parody videos created by celebrities as a way to showcase their comedic talents.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry can incorporate acting and other talents to create engaging content and expand their brand presence.
2. Entertainment - Opportunity for entertainment industry to collaborate with fashion designers and celebrities to create unique crossover projects.
3. Digital Media - Growing demand for celebrity parody videos presents opportunities for digital media platforms to create and distribute this content.
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