Shinji Konishi's Animal Hair Hats Are Frightening But Fierce
Marissa Brassfield — March 23, 2009 — Fashion
Shinji Konishi's animal hair hats are frightening. They blend traditional wigs with faux taxidermy for a wearable art piece that's sure to attract attention. Unfortunately, Konishi created these wigs in the hopes that they'd do just the opposite: "I wanted something poisonous," Konishi tells Vice Magazine. "I'm interested in things that make people look away."
He's not kidding. Shinji Konishi's animal hair hats feature polystyrene molds of elephants, dogs and rabbits, which are then covered with dyed hair. Eep!
He's not kidding. Shinji Konishi's animal hair hats feature polystyrene molds of elephants, dogs and rabbits, which are then covered with dyed hair. Eep!
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3. Wearable Art - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the art and fashion industries by pushing boundaries and creating avant-garde pieces that challenge traditional notions of wearable items.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry through the creation of unique and attention-grabbing headwear using unconventional materials.
2. Home Decor - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor industry by combining traditional taxidermy aesthetics with synthetic materials to create cruelty-free and eco-friendly alternatives.
3. Art - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the art industry by pushing boundaries and creating avant-garde pieces that challenge traditional notions of wearable items.
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