Dane Johnson's Painted Fashions Double as Wearable Art Pieces
Jana Pijak — August 1, 2014 — Fashion
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Pop-up art gallery Either Way LA collaborates with artist Dane Johnson for this painted clothing collection that is captured by photographer JUCO. The vividly printed collection is lensed against a set of bright wall vignettes that range from citrus to blue hues.
LA Models face Achok dons the collection's hand-painted jackets, statement sweaters and vibrantly printed accessories that are a fresh translation of a retro pop art aesthetic. The pieces reference 80s-themed urban attire and resemble something out of a Katy Perry video or concert clip.
Stylist Julia Galdo mixes up Dane Johnson's hand-painted clothing items to create vintage style sets that are worthy of the star's "This is How We Do" video costumes.
Image Credit: JUCO
LA Models face Achok dons the collection's hand-painted jackets, statement sweaters and vibrantly printed accessories that are a fresh translation of a retro pop art aesthetic. The pieces reference 80s-themed urban attire and resemble something out of a Katy Perry video or concert clip.
Stylist Julia Galdo mixes up Dane Johnson's hand-painted clothing items to create vintage style sets that are worthy of the star's "This is How We Do" video costumes.
Image Credit: JUCO
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