These sweaters are almost the same, with their many faces, and I didn’t have the heart to separate the two. It’s fair to say I like trying to wear similar clothes but in different styles and these sweaters were perfect for it. The background matched the outfit so there was no reason to change it between the two either. The contrast between the two could be symbolic, like ying and yang.
Around this time, Street Wear and Hype-clothing was becoming more mainstream and catching on. Fanny packs were starting to make a comeback and I loved it. I was a fan of them since I was little. I thought they were just so cool and fashionable and I appreciated everyone getting on board. Brands like Gucci and Versace were releasing their own fanny packs too and soon after, almost every clothing site sells them now.
I didn’t know what to call this piece. I couldn’t understand if it was a dress or something meant to wear with pants, so I figured why not do both? I liked being able to play around with it, showing how different the aesthetic can be with some minor changes. It was also fun finding locations that matched the outfits too. One being more light and airy while the other felt more modern and sophisticated.
The Traveling Tripod 