A Fashion Insider’s Appetite For Destruction
The New York Times may have called lower Manhattan’s Orchard Street “the summer’s stylish hot spot” and noted its “perfect balance of hipster posturing and urban authenticity,” but that’s no reason to avoid the area entirely. And if you make it down before August 6, you can still catch Hedi Ferjani’s show at the Michali gallery at no. 45 Orchard. Ferjani is a familiar figure on the New York fashion scene, but this exhibition reveals a different side of the young Frenchman, the side that likes to cover AK-47s and other weapons of destruction in colored glitter or make tombstonelike crosses bearing the names of beloved pop culture figures like Barbie. He’s thinking of doing one in homage to Michael Jackson, he says. That’s a joke…maybe. It’s hard to resist Ferjani’s mordant sense of humor. Take the gas mask piece above, intriguingly titled The Smell of Love.
Appetite For Destruction? I still loves that album! And it’s still an inspiration I see….nice!
Appetite For Destruction: I still love that album. And it’s still an inpiration I see…..nice!
Umm not a big fan of these pop style lights but pop style wearable art might work
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