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This quote is directly from the Katharine Hamnett website "To produce as ethically and as environmentally as possible, alleviating poverty, and preserving traditional skills" She is passionate about producing products that catch peoples eye and give a strong meaning.

Kyoichi Tsuzuki: ‘Happy Victims’ (1999-2004) Tsuzuki captured portraits of individuals in their bedrooms, surrounded by piles and piles of clothes and accessories. Each of the above fashion victims shot by Kyoichi Tsuzuki has their own individual obsession. From Anna Sui to Vivienne Westwood, the cramped spaces filled with big brands are a testimony to the paradox of consumer culture.

yep... those are all clothes. in the landfill. gone to waste.

For years, the project received little attention, not even garnering a mention in the student newspaper. That all changed in September 2017, when Jen Brockman’s “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit made its way to the University of Kansas. Brockman and her colleagues at the University of Arkansas developed the concept back in 2013, launching the […]

Stop illegal workshops with migrant workers.

We’ve all seen them: Makeover shows that take a hapless fashion victim from drab to fab, from hopeless to fabulous. One moment she’s got no clue, the next s

The rich and famous are expected to present themselves as idealized purveyors of everything chic on the red carpet. #fashion #celebrities

@hysteric.fashion on Instagram: “More photos from Kyoichi Tsuzuki’s Happy Victims Book ~~ a series of photos of different collectors rooms full of their favourite brands.…”