@corabellebj.bsky.socialForgot the dress code, made my own instead. 😉👔🎨
This look is a remix of every tie and bow I ever felt forced to wear. What used to feel like a limitation is now my favorite maximalist playground.
#Unapologetic #Maximalism #ReclaimYourStory #authenticity #FashionAsArt
@chieya-tokyo.bsky.socialFashion dissolves into painting.
Hiroko Koshino, ZEN GRAFFITI, 2018 AW.
@chieya-tokyo.bsky.socialHiroko Koshino’s ZEN GRAFFITI, from the 2018 A/W collection.
Layers of vivid blue create a flowing rhythm, transforming texture into movement.
@zinniaiowa.bsky.socialFar from being merely superfluous, fashion shares with art the urgency of confession.
Baldwin captures this lucidly: the creative act demands telling the whole story.
With every silhouette and texture we choose, we reveal a fragment of who we are.
@superframe.bsky.socialThe Runway as a Living Canvas: Collingwood’s Fashion Week and the Art of Wearing Your Truth
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#FashionAsArt #SustainableFashion #CollingwoodFashionWeek #ArtAndFashion #WearableArt #SlowFashion #CommunityArt
@chieya-tokyo.bsky.socialLightness and shadow held in a single silhouette.
HIROKO KOSHINO, Coloré of Light and Wind, 2011SS.
@chieya-tokyo.bsky.socialMysterious Flower — HIROKO KOSHINO, 2000AW.
Delicate, raw, and almost otherworldly.
A silhouette that feels somewhere between fashion and sculpture.
