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| "Look 1," from Private Policy (Vogue magazine) |
Every New Yorker spends a not insubstantial amount of time trying to get away from the city. Private Policy designers Siying Qu and Haoran Li certainly understand this, despite outfitting some of New York’s most devoted denizens: club kids. Of all things, mushrooms and fungi inspired them to continue searching for balance and softness in all aspects of life.
So wait, maybe it's not about mushroom-hunting — although inconspicuous colors and big pockets are always good — it is about wanting to be a mushroom, all in order to get some of that " becoming more calm and in tune with nature.”
"Wearable fungus." That's a thing too.
1 comment:
Fashion displays like this really escape me. Nobody's going to wear that, so what's the point? I mean, I know that the point is money, but in order to make money in fashion, you have to sell something.
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