Currently they are going to start taking in entries for an exhibit called Fake Irrational. It is where you take a famous work of art and parody it. So first I would need to find something utterly famous that everyone can recognize and associate with in Fashion and then make a parody of it? BUT at the same time keeping with my style and being true to myself.
I am thinking of going with one of the most famous and classical photos of Christian Dior that was also unfortunately recently referenced on "The Fashion Show" I hate when popular media clashes with the things already in my mind.
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How do you parody such a perfect silhouette? Do I really want to do it to make fun of it and do a silicone valley "perfect" women spoof or do I want to pay homage to this graceful image?
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