I watched the hilarious fashion industry parody 'Zoolander' last night. In one scene the fashion designer Mugatu designs a 'homeless chic' collection called Derelicte. Then today I found these images from W magazine, where models are presented like they're homeless. But in true fashion fantasy style instead of being wrapped in bin liners and dirty old clothes, they're draped in designer clothes and designer shopping bags. I love how such a ridiculous idea from Zoolander has made its way into reality. Enjoy.
I watched the hilarious fashion industry parody 'Zoolander' last night. In one scene the fashion designer Mugatu designs a 'homeless chic' collection called Derelicte. Then today I found these images from W magazine, where models are presented like they're homeless. But in true fashion fantasy style instead of being wrapped in bin liners and dirty old clothes, they're draped in designer clothes and designer shopping bags. I love how such a ridiculous idea from Zoolander has made its way into reality. Enjoy.
They have a 90s heroine chic feel to them.
ReplyDeleteVery well crafted, but very dark and real.
The clothes and designer bags make them look like refugees from Galarie Lafiette