April Fool's Day may have come and gone, but that doesn't mean we can't still appreciate the effort some took to pull a prank on the world -- case in point, Mark For H&M. Joining the ranks of Madonna, Beyonce and Karl Lagerfeld, Mark Zuckerberg makes for an interesting choice of fashion icon. Granted, his pension for grey tees and denim pants can easily be embraced by many.
That said, the Mark For H&M capsule collection was a joke pulled off by Matvey Choudnovsky and Kolya Fabrika. Although clearly made for fun, it does carry a powerful message about the consumerism and what's really needed when it come to fashion. Perhaps it can act as a reminder that simplicity goes a long way and can arguably be better.
Entrepreneur Fashion Pranks
Mark For H&M is a Fake Collection for April's Fools Day
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