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Seemingly all of the United States was put into a fashion frenzy last week when it was brought to the media’s attention that the Ralph Lauren-designed uniforms for the 2012 US Summer Olympic team with their all-American flair (and hideous berets) were produced in China. From senators to civilians, everyone expressed opinions on the matter ranging from apathy to the demand that they be burned.
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Source hyperallergic.com
Stevie Famulari’s new Green Line series — currently on view at the Plains Art Museum in Fargo, North Dakota — has fashioned five “elegant” garments (an opera gown, an asymmetrical gown, a lawn coat, a wedding gown and a laced gown) that are seeded with living plants and will grow, change and reseed themselves over the course of their lifetimes.
The garments are lined with waterproof material and are completely wearable.
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Source plainsart.org
What with the tear accent?
The Urinal Dress after Duchamp by The Rodnik Band. Private Collection USA.
If you haven’t yet picked out your outfit for The Modern Ball, may we suggest this fine garment?
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Reblogged from therodnikband
Painter chic? Cutting-edge Belgian fashion house Maison Martin Margiela is selling these paint splatted sneakers for $525 at Barney’s in New York. We think you could buy a pair from a few artists we know for much less. (via Required Reading (April 22, 2012))
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Get This Season’s It Bag, Courtesy of Leonardo da Vinci
Based upon sketches drawn round the time he worked on “The Last Supper” (15th C.), an Italian fashion house is introducing a new bag designed by the original Renaissance man himself. READ MORE
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The Artist Behind the Light Installation at Tribeca Issey Miyake
Grimanesa Amorós’s work has always been a little too big — literally and conceptually speaking — to be confined within the barriers of a gallery. Her light sculptures have encroached upon the streets of New York City, encountering passersby, mesmerizing them with paper sculptures and the translucent spheres for which she has become known. Though Tribeca Issey Miyake is hardly a vast, open space typical of interventionist art, in her new installation at the Japanese designer’s boutique the sculptures certainly confront new viewers and easily mixes fashion and fine art. READ MORE
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