Odd Fashion for Weird People.
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Reflection of Culture: Norse
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Norse Culture, most well-known for the Marvel addition of their gods, however, Marvel’s edition is a little more “watered-down” than the actual mythos portrays. This piece was inspired by Loki, the trickster God in Norse Mythos that both couldn’t catch a break and couldn’t let others catch a break. I wanted this piece to…
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Reflection of Culture: Western
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I know everyone has heard of the Western Culture. We tend to shove it down other people’s throat whether they like it or not. I will admit, what you are seeing if the seventh iteration of this design. Because I was doing this Collection for a religious school, some part of it had to…
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Reflection Of Culture: Greek
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Reflection of Culture. This collection was made for the Liberty University Fashion Show. The first design in this Collection is the “Reflection of Greek Culture”. As a student in America, especially going to a religious school that I have heavy personal trauma with, it’s been a wild ride just trying to get my degree.…
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Aphrodite
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This design was made as a tribute to the Greek Goddess Aphrodite. In the Greek Mythos, the Goddess emerged from the sea after a piece of Uranus fell into the seas (Gaia), the piece that held all his love for Mother Earth. From the frothing mass, Aphrodite was born. It’s said that as she…
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The Devil’s Pantsuit
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Oh, yes. The Devil’s Pantsuit. Another very early design, as you can see, this design was made for both male and female models. Unlike what my school would have me believe, I am of the firm opinion that clothing doesn’t make a man or woman. Confidence. Empathy. Self-respect. Those are the attributes I strive…
