Clothing-Based

Clothing-Based

Built around the fit

Explained at bottom of page.

#152 Bloom

#152 Bloom

#155 Smurfin

#155 Smurfin

#156 Senns

#156 Senns

#164 Off the Wall

#164 Off the Wall

#167 Slumped Pt.1

#167 Slumped Pt.1

#178 Stussy Beanie

#178 Stussy Beanie

#193 @Stussy

#193 @Stussy

#212 Torsos

#212 Torsos

#213 In Line

#213 In Line

#216 Bans

#216 Bans

#218 Syracuse

#218 Syracuse

#220 Skittles

#220 Skittles

#224 Make Room

#224 Make Room

#226 Smiling through it all

#226 Smiling through it all

#332 Syrup

#332 Syrup

#233 Scarves

#233 Scarves

#238 Casual 3/9

#238 Casual 3/9

#256 Slumped Pt.2

#256 Slumped Pt.2

#257 Slumped Pt.3

#257 Slumped Pt.3

#258 Hot Seat

#258 Hot Seat

#268 All Smiles

#268 All Smiles

#303 Pressure

#303 Pressure

#308 Internal Conflict Vol.1

#308 Internal Conflict Vol.1

#309 Internal Conflict Vol.2

#309 Internal Conflict Vol.2

#310 Internal Conflict Vol.3

#310 Internal Conflict Vol.3

#332 Supreme

#332 Supreme

#372 TFL Vol.25 Portrait, Stripes

#372 TFL Vol.25 Portrait, Stripes

#385 Posted

#385 Posted

#389 Behind My Eyelids

#389 Behind My Eyelids

#399 MELO

#399 MELO

Explained

An idea I wanted to try was a packed, chaotic, colorful collage of a bunch of things, but all spaced out on a white background. It’s a form of minimalism, (for me,) and even though it’s chaotic, they have a sense of cohesivness.

Archive aesthetic is something I’ve always been interested in, touching on pop culture in a unique way, as well as giving a nostalgic feeling. I like looking for any range of images, from sports, music, nature, etc. because they can all come together really well.

With these pieces, I like combining all sorts of elements like that, which I think is a reason they’re appealing to look at. Various things people like but would otherwise never put together all in one big place.