The fashion industry is at once the most visible and overlooked of cultural sectors. Malls, streets, magazines racks, television shows, and runways are filled with people making fashion statements—some angry, some extreme, some incoherent. Fashion has always been a bit strange and unusual. Artists and fashion creators were always trying to find the strangest and
An oldy but a goody.
Unpacking the micro-trend that is all about clashing and against hyper-categorization
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The British-American designer is helping such celebrities as Harry Styles and Solange play with stereotypes of masculinity and femininity, Rebecca Mead writes.
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‘Everything in Between’ is a women’s ready-to-wear collection designed by Emily Cameron. Inspired by recent travels to Japan and Takashi Murakami’s Superflat art movement, garments explore the relationship between 2D and 3D through print, embellishment and silhouette. The collection title alludes to the blurred lines separating 2D and 3D categories within fashion, with the body of work proposing unique combinations of the two. Emily has explored the Japanese cultural appropriation of Hawaiian motifs, recontextualising them with a Superflat pop art aesthetic that emulates the hyper colour and bold forms of Murakami’s work. Other references include 1960s archetype garments, the art of Andy Warhol and popular culture. Materials, techniques and colour, drive the design process. Key techniques include the use of heat transfer vinyl to create crisp graphic placement prints and outlines, and laser cutting perspex to give a 3D element to 2D prints.
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I eagerly await the age where I don't have to give a damn anymore. Until then, I have this great Tumblr to look at.
Avid Bored Panda readers may remember the piece we did on the subreddit r/OldSchoolCool, where people share content from the past that still looks fantastic today. But now, we have something similar yet totally different for you — its weird "cousin" r/OldSchoolRidiculous.
