Vienna Insight by Karin Sawetz, publisher Fashionoffice (4 September 2013)

Meeting with a freeskier and filmmaker at a shoe presentation

I followed an invitation to the showroom of Sorel in Vienna to view the shoe collections by the Canadian outdoor fashion label which is known especially for durable and weather resistant winter footwear - some of them like the Caribou Boots are already 'classics'. For this season, the label added some new fashionable city items - such as coffee shop hangout boots or signal red high-heeled rain boots to the range.

While I was introduced to the collection, I met one of Sorel's 'Get Your Boots Dirty' testimonials, the Austrian freeskier and filmmaker Sandra Lahnsteiner. She just came from the photo shooting for some of the pieces.

fig. original: 'Get Your Boots Dirty' testimonial Austrian athlete Sandra Lahnsteiner wears 'Scotia Lace' boots by Sorel, FW2013/14. The design is inspired by the style of industry worker shoes. Photo: (C) 2013 Christoph H. Breneis www.breneis.com.

'Get Your Boots Dirty' is the name of Sorel's campaign which started last summer 2012 and features women who decided to leave tracks by walking on new ways. Freeskier Sandra Lahnsteiner is one of them. She decided to make films as producer and director about women's freeskiing. In the meanwhile, she produced already her third film with an all-female cast. The 26-minutes film 'Shades of Winter' - the title is inspired by the best-selling book 'Fifty Shades of Grey' (interview with Sandra on ESPN), will premiere on 15 September at 'IF3 - International Freeski Film Festival' in Montreal.

Video: Trailer for 'Shades of Winter', the female freeski movie by Sandra Lahnsteiner; world premiere on 15 September 2013 at the freeski fim festival IF3 in Montreal.

Source: Original article with image and video on https://www.fashion.at/collections/2013/sorel9-2013.htm.

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