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My Way
I translated Dada’s philosophy and concept to into my own fashion words such as deconstruction and reformation. I wanted to present the awkwardness and ironical situations into the fashion world by twisting and deconstructing the structure of the garments. I used readymade clothes and turned them into a whole new piece of work. This was influenced by Dadaism since Dadaists represented their works by using anti-traditional materials. For example, Marcel Duchamp, who was a leader of New York Dada group, made a parody of Mona Lisa by adding moustache. To the majority, Mona Lisa is a woman of beauty. However, Duchamp gave a twist to the standard of beauty. Likewise, I also twisted the silhouette of the traditional clothes by deconstructing its original form and shape.
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.jpg "Cleopatra Gold Earrings by Charm and Chain")
.jpg "lolita shoes")
.jpg "Helene Wedding Dress")
.jpg "Sleek in Sterling Silver")
.jpg "Open Front LS Cardigan")
.jpg "Run DMC Tee")
.jpg "Rogeri Trooper Fashion Boot")
.jpg "Sadie Chiffon Ruffle Blouse")
.jpg "Lindsey Skinny Jean")
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