What will the future look like after COVID-19? It will seismically shift societal behavior – in what we appreciate, what we prioritize as important, and how we consume.
– RP Hill –
The Art of Fashion | Blurred Boundaries: Fashion as an Art
Alena Kalana | Tibetan Transplant
Blurred Boundaries: Fashion as an Art, [far left] Alena Kalana and Hera Zhou, designers
Hera Zhou | The Wave
Tingyue Jiang | Erik ReeL paintings
Tingyue Jiang | Erik ReeL paintings
Tingyue Jiang | painting by Erik ReeL | photo Charlene Broudy | GraySpace Gallery
Alena Kalana | Tibetan Transplant
Alena Kalana, Tibetan Transplant
Alena Kalana
Opening Reception
Fashion exhibitions at art galleries are the new black – Blurred Boundaries: Fashion as an Art exhibit.
Fashion in Motion
To coincide with the V&A’s exhibition, ‘Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams’, this Fashion in Motion event presented a unique selection of 20 outfits, created by students on the Central Saint Martins BA Fashion Design Women-swear course, in response to Christian Dior, as well as the six designers who succeeded him.
textile waste
With 25.5 billion pounds of USE-ABLE textiles thrown away each year (70 pounds per American), there is a lot of waste that can be prevented.
Fashion, like art, embodies the time we live in and society bears witness to the interpretation of its historical and cultural significance.
– RPH
