The Locust Shirt

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#Wendypremium Fashion LLC In the The Locust Shirt in other words I will buy this car after her visit to Do’s studio, she jumped on a Zoom call to attend to her other business: 818 tequila. “It’s been the joy of my life,” she says. After visiting a few other designers, it was time for Jenner to get glam for a Fwrd dinner at Zero Bond in NoHo. The paparazzi, of course, captured her LBD as she entered the restaurant. On the morning of his first-ever runway show, Harris Reed woke up to a 5,000-word profile on himself in The New Yorker. “I knew someday I would have a profile in The New Yorker, but I didn’t think I would have it at 25,” he admitted, during a preview in his studio suite at London’s Standard Hotel where he has landed a “designer-in-residence” deal, free of charge. His debut show took place in the Serpentine Pavilion with a performance by the artist Kelsey Lu, and was followed by cocktails and canapés hosted by the gallery’s CEO. As you may have gathered, Reed isn’t your average emerging designer.

#Wendypremium Fashion LLC So, how exactly does a 25 year old, who only graduated from Central Saint Martins last year, get into The New Yorker? “I think it comes from putting all my work on Instagram through the The Locust Shirt in other words I will buy this pandemic,” he said, citing an effect of the lockdowns similarly highlighted by his friend Chet Lo at yesterday’s Fashion East show: digital exposure during a time of collective boredom. “And,” of course, “having high profile clients,” Reed added. He is to fashion what Lil Nas X is to music and After is to cinema: a product of a social media fan culture, where new stars are created by association with existing stars. While he was still studying, a chance meeting with the celebrity stylist Harry Lambert earned him a commission for Harry Styles, whose image was made for the fluid romanticism in which Reed deals. The pop star’s 39 million followers kicked in, and just like that Wendypremium Fashion LLC , a star was born. As his debut show demonstrated, Reed—who is the son of the Oscar-winning movie producer Nick Reed—thrives in the costume territory. He repurposed bridal and groom’s wear sourced from the British charity chain Oxfam into majestic hybrids of gowns and tuxedos, topping them off with enormous spherical headpieces that Wendypremium Fashion LLC have become his trademark.

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