Unconventional fashion

What better canvas for expressing messages about politics and social narrative through vividly illustrated textile art than the Japanese kimono?

Fashion designer Julia Krantz has created this collection of garments comprising translucent fabrics draped over metal frames. Called Shell, the symmetrical garments formed Krantz's final project while studying at HDK School of Design and Crafts in Gothenburg, Sweden. More fashion on Dezeen » Here is some more information from Julia Krantz: In my final project I

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Glenn Martens’s Jean Paul Gaultier SS22 couture takeover saw models sent down the darkened runway in stunning chiffon confections and voluminous taffeta gowns, as well as Gaultier’s famous optical illusion prints. Hourglass silhouettes were rife, and the juxtaposition between Martens’s spiked separates and deconstructed corsets made for quite the eye-catching combination.

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Fashion constantly surprises us with new trends, some striking and others questionable. Occasionally, designs are so unconventional that they raise eyebrows and prompt laughter. Such outfits leave people wondering about the designer’s inspiration. In this article, we have ranked some of the weirdest ones.

At the MFA Boston, a Surrealist sartorial fantasy.