For their latest drawings, The Selby decided to look to animals for inspiration. The artist decided to pair up this season's runway looks with zoo animals.
The collection features a penguin in a Balenciaga suit, a pony wearing a Marc Jacobs pill-box hat and a wooly mammoth wearing the green dress Louis Vuitton is so well known for recently.
The pictures by The Selby will be featured in Dossier Magazine.
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Feathered Fashionistas
The Selby Shows This Season's Clothes on “Animals in Fashion”
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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