New York artist Brian Donnelly, better known as KAWs, has left his mark in the i-D Magazine Collector's Issue. He contributed some of his famous illustrations to an editorial starring model Candice Swanepoel. Not to mention that his famous mitts make an appearance here and there. Although the photoshoot would be irresistible thanks to the blonde beauty's nude body, they are made even more entertaining with his artworks.
The i-D Magazine Collector's Issue was shot by photographer Matt Jones. In addition to highlighting KAWS' art, the editorial also showcases pieces from Supreme. That is because the accompanying article talks to founder James Jebbia as well as Donnelly about their rise to prominence in both street art and fashion. An interesting read, they also talk about collaboration and more.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Graffiti Fashion
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- Artistic Editorials
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- Street Art and Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Bridge the gap between street art and fashion by incorporating street art-inspired designs and styles into mainstream fashion.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
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- Art
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- Media and Publishing
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