Director: Shane Griffin
Director: Sebastian Strasser
Director: Jack Driscoll
Director: Stella Scott
Director: Paul Trillo
Director: Sara Dunlop
Director: Pierre Winther
Director: Watts
Director: Sebastian Strasser
Director: Kevin Thomas
Photographer: Lars Borges
Photographer: Pierre Winther
Photographer: Florian Wenningkamp
Photographer: Özgür Albayrak
Photographer: Straulino
Photographer: Özgür Albayrak
Photographer: Özgür Albayrak
Photographer: Petrus Ollson
Silence, Exile, Deceit: An industrial pantomime, 2013 |
© Studio lost but found / Douglas Gordon / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, 2014.
Photo: Studio lost but found / Frederik Pedersen
Costume Design: Christel Rehm
Installation view at the Ruhrtriennale, Zeche Zollverein, 2013
Henry Rebel, 2011 |
Produced in collaboration with Rabbit Bandini, Los Angeles.
© Studio lost but found / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, 2014
Image: Studio lost but found / Frederik Pedersen
Costume Design: Christel Rehm
Installation view at the Art Unlimited exhibition at Art Basel, 2012
Director: Hendrik Handloegten
Cast: Nina Hoss, Marc Waschke, Fritzi Haberland, Lars Eidinger
Production: Zentropa Film, Berlin
Costume adviser: Christel Rehm
As part of the short film series for cinema „Deutschland 09“
Director: Nicolette Krebitz
Cast: Helene Hegemann, Sandra Hüller, Jasmin Tabatabai
Production Design: Christel Rehm & Sylvester Koziolek
Director: Nicolette Krebitz
Cast: Nina Hoss, Devid Striesow, Otto Sander, Monika Bleibtreu
Production: X-Films Creative Pool, Berlin
Producer: Tom Tykwer
Production Design: Christel Rehm & Sylvester Koziolek
Author: Anton Chechov
Director: Thorsten Lensing, Jan Hein
Cast: Ursina Lardi, Devid Striesow, Peter Kurth, Joachim Krol, Lars Rudolph, Rik van Uffelen, Anna Griesebach, Aene Schwarz, Maria Höfstätter
Production: Theater T1, Sophiensäle, Berlin
Costume design: Anette Guther & Christel Rehm
Christel Rehm is a Berlin-based stylist and costume designer.
As a teenager she grew up in Brasil, where she developed her interest in art, design and architecture. In 1997, she graduated from the University of the Arts in Berlin and soon began working with German and international directors as a production designer for commercials. She later went on to pursue some work in the film industry, collaborating on a feature film produced by Tom Tykwer and directed by Nicolette Krebitz.
Following a decade of diversified experience, Christel began specializing in wardrobe styling, as well as prop styling, set and costume design. Since then, she has created countless, unique looks for commercials and print campaigns for major brands such as Aveda, Gucci, D&G, Adidas, Nike, Finlandia Vodka, BMW, O2, Vodafone, Nivea, Credit Suisse, Sony, Ebay, Magnum, Lufthansa, to name a few.
Christel has always been intrigued by the social and cultural significance of clothing, its ability to tell stories, to shape characters and personalities. In her practice, she finds a lot of inspiration in contemporary art and design, as well as in the history of art and fashion. She loves to experiment with materials and techniques, always seeking to create original looks that transcend generic styles and codes.
Her keen sensibilty in capturing the aesthetic essence of a particular project, has been acknowleged by internationally acclaimed, contemporary artist Douglas Gordon. This has led to various collaborations with the artist including, amongst others, the costume design for one of his major video installations “Henry Rebel” (2011), featuring James Franco and Henry Hopper, as well as his latest work “Neck of the Woods” (2015), featuring Charlotte Rampling.
Apart from her mother tongue German, Christel is also fluent in English and Portuguese.
Contact: hello@christelrehm.com