Honest fashion
| Television broadcast | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Honest fashion |
| Country of production | Germany |
| Production company |
Central German radio |
| Broadcasting cycle |
4 per year in the holiday program |
| genre | Magazine broadcast |
| Moderation | Klaus Ehrlich |
| First broadcast | December 25, 1992 on MDR television |
Mode mal Ehrlich was a 45-minute fashion show that MDR television broadcast in the holiday program on Easter and Pentecost weekends, in autumn and at Christmas. The show presented fashion trends for the coming season at various locations. In 2009, an average of 330,000 viewers in the MDR broadcasting area tuned in to “Mode mal Ehrlich”. This corresponds to a viewer rate of 13 percent. The format was created in the Economy / Consumers editorial team at MDR television under the direction of Achim Schöbel. The show is named after the fashion filmmaker Klaus Ehrlich . He moderated and produced the show until the last issue on December 25, 2012.
The show has been titled “Mode mal Ehrlich” since Easter 1996. However, a 45-minute fashion show has existed since the MDR began broadcasting in 1992. Otto Dienelt, then head of the MDR business editorial team, initiated the production of the Program revived a program from GDR television that was popular with viewers. Since then, “Mode mal Ehrlich” has been a regular guest at the haute couture fashion shows in Paris . The editors not only presented catwalk fashion and the mainstream of the big fashion labels, but also looked for innovations from fashion designers and textile companies from Central Germany.
history
There have been fashion shows with Klaus Ehrlich on GDR television since 1971, initially under the title "Mode '71". This was followed by one program per year until the end of GDR television. It was moderated by various people such as the spokeswoman for the " Current Camera " Angelika Unterlauf or the mannequin Barbara Herrmann (mother of MDR presenter Victoria Herrmann ) and Klaus Ehrlich. They presented the sample collections of the GDR's nationally owned textile industry.
In almost 20 years of "fashion" on GDR television, producer Klaus Ehrlich used numerous GDR sights as a catwalk for his models. Among the mannequins of the GDR fashion institute were many faces that later became known in film and television, including the Sat.1 presenter Bettina Cramer and the actresses Maren Schumacher and Karin Boyd .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Fashion times honest with fernsehserien.de, imfernsehen GmbH & Co. KG.
- ↑ From GDR model to television star ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Superillu April 24, 2007.
