Posted on 07/11/2018 2:25:03 AM PDT by Libloather
The interweaving of political/social references and luxe streetwear designs has become the touchstone of Mexican-American designer Willy Chavarria's fashion shows.
For his Fall/Winter 2018 show in February, black and brown models walked down the runway with pained expressions and tears on their faces, possibly symbolizing the effect of police brutality, violence, and other tragedies plaguing minorities.
This season, Willy Chavarria debuted his new soccer-inspired collaboration with sportswear brand Hummel. The political references were still there, including a sweatshirt with the word "American" flipped upside down, another sweatshirt flipped the American flag, and then there was Maxine Waters.
No, not in the flesh but Chavarria paid tribute to the congresswoman by emblazoning a portrait of her on a sleeveless black shirt with the words "Fighter" written above.
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just butt ugly inside and out any of the photos enclosed.
Fighter? Ravel rouser, actually I sit next to same all day at work.
Immature more than anything else!
I think she could score big by marketing maxi-pads with her picture on them.
Yes, what you said.
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LOL ......
Thanks for saving me from committing copyright infringement!
Looks like she’s got blood coming out her eyes, or her...whatever.
Mama got a brand new wig.
Wow, I got to get some...I don’t have anything else to spend my hard earned money on, so I’ll waste my money on a t shirt with Maxine on it...Yes..I need a T-shirt with an upside down flag on it...If I want to waste money, I’d set it on fire...but I don’t...
All black, all the time, America don't matter
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