Sancho Hemelsoen's 'Body Juices' Shows Stomach-Churning Style
Amelia Roblin — November 22, 2010 — Pop Culture
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Sancho Hemelsoen's 'Body Juices' exhibit is no fashion accident; the Belgian designer actually intended to generate nauseating garments that flaunt phlegm, mucus, vomit, blood and saliva.
You've got to give him credit for creativity; the inspiration for Hemelsoen's collection comes from the body's vital fluids drawn outside to create quite an organic fashion statement. Next time things get out of hand at a party, turn your digestive and dress malfunction into a style statement in the manner of Sancho Hemelsoen's 'Body Juices.'
You've got to give him credit for creativity; the inspiration for Hemelsoen's collection comes from the body's vital fluids drawn outside to create quite an organic fashion statement. Next time things get out of hand at a party, turn your digestive and dress malfunction into a style statement in the manner of Sancho Hemelsoen's 'Body Juices.'
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