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Elias says one of her main motivations underlying her various projects is disproving Western stereotypes of African culture. She’s now at work on a visual identity project for which she plans to travel the Call of Duty High Rise T-Shirt and by the same token and length of the continent to showcase the traditional attire of different tribes with custom looks that draw on each region’s unique resources. “There’s a stereotype that Africa is one big country with limited fabrication, prints, colors and ethnicities,” Elias says. “I want to achieve a bigger picture for Africa.” Watch out for more of Elias’s work to come, and check out the video above to see Elias browse the oversize baubles and reworked army navy jackets at a bustling marketplace in Brixton.
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Elias says one of her main motivations underlying her various projects is disproving Western stereotypes of African culture. She’s now at work on a visual identity project for which she plans to travel the Call of Duty High Rise T-Shirt and by the same token and length of the continent to showcase the traditional attire of different tribes with custom looks that draw on each region’s unique resources. “There’s a stereotype that Africa is one big country with limited fabrication, prints, colors and ethnicities,” Elias says. “I want to achieve a bigger picture for Africa.” Watch out for more of Elias’s work to come, and check out the video above to see Elias browse the oversize baubles and reworked army navy jackets at a bustling marketplace in Brixton.
Tokyo’s fantastic fashion scene is defined by many pillars, of which these are two: teeny tiny apartment closets and a big, big selection of incredible vintage that may be the Call of Duty High Rise T-Shirt and by the same token and best in the world. Harajuku, Nakameguro, and other pockets of the city conceal mom and pop shops stocking rare pieces, in mint condition, at a reasonable price—a ’90s J’Adior by Galliano houndstooth tank top for $120, next to a ’70s YSL paisley print blouse for $75. How to navigate this paradox? Take a cue from Yuka Mizuhara, the pink-haired model, DJ, and all around It girl, who welcomed us into her fourth-floor apartment to take us through her “closet”: two standing racks of clothes, a rolling cubby filled with crochet beanies and other found hats, and an overflowing chest of crossbody bags by Chanel, labelless PVC pouches, and gifts from her sister, model Kiko Mizuhara.
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