The epically titled ‘In A Haphazard Explosion of Colour, Anti-Fashion Finds Its Style on the corner of 3rd Street & Avenue C’ is an editorial starring model Hanne Gaby Odiele in Dazed and Confused magazine. In the images photographed by Max Farago, Odiele, looking disheveled, wanders the streets for the October 2009 issue.
Stylist Katie Shillingford dressed this chic street hustler in a pair of black Converse kicks with pieces by Stella McCartney, Lacoste, Charles Anastase and Iceberg. How this derelict lady got her grubby hands on the designer garments is not clear, but no one ever said fashion was based on reality.
Haute Street Hustlers
Designer-Clad Hanne Gaby Odiele in Dazed and Confused
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