Trashy Clothing
East Jerusalem, Palestine 🇵🇸
Trashy Clothing is a Ready-to-wear Palestinian fashion label characterized by a daring mix of satire, kitsch, and wit. The label's goal is to address difficult political circumstances by conveying design statements of anti-colonial resistance and joyful artistic militancy. In the face of the ongoing occupation, joy is weaponized through fashionable humour to actively resist colonial attempts of erasure. An "anti-luxury luxury fashion label,” Trashy Clothing questions Western geographies, power dynamics, and aesthetic norms that dominate the contemporary fashion industry.
Under the co-creative direction of Omar Braika and Shukri Lawrence, the brand produces and showcases collections tackling issues of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, and race, using fashion as a medium for challenging pre-established knowledges. With a focus on the Middle East, the collections, often inspired by Arab music icons and popular culture, with references to workwear, clubwear, and eveningwear, are transnational as well
Under the co-creative direction of Omar Braika and Shukri Lawrence, the brand produces and showcases collections tackling issues of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, and race, using fashion as a medium for challenging pre-established knowledges. With a focus on the Middle East, the collections, often inspired by Arab music icons and popular culture, with references to workwear, clubwear, and eveningwear, are transnational as well
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Atelier Eveil Ludique [ atəlje evɛj lydik ] was started in 2019 by Mirco Bercelli, out of a small atelier space in the heart of Paris.
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