The Christopher Shannon KIDDA Spring/Summer 2012 'My heart goes BANG' collection features an artful lookbook that is both youthful and urban. This stunning advertorial spread features a series of in-studio and outdoor portraits that dare to push fashion boundaries.
This eclectic streetwear collection showcases a new approach from designer Christopher Shannon who puts emphasis on effortlessly cool casualwear including cotton and fleece menswear garments that are boldly graphic and art-infused. Printed tees, tanks and sweatshirts make up a collection that offers a unisex appeal. From all over prints to face paint, this dynamic lookbook combines dreamlike photography with highly conceptional and edgy styling.
The memorable Christopher Shannon KIDDA Spring/Summer 2012 lookbook is anything but conventional focusing on imaginative advertising and daring to be different.
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The Christopher Shannon KIDDA Spring/Summer Collection Is Artful
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