MA+Leather Button Down
DESCRIPTION
The ideas presented around Raf’s AW02 collection were set out to explore the relationship between humans and nature. The Virginia Creeper hoodie illustrates just that, being named after a five-leaved ivy plant found across the Americas. Each piece of clothing from this collection went through special chemical treatments. This hoodie in particular was dyed in the scarce teal colorway.. The Virginia Creeper graphic on the front is done in a collegiate school font with the scientific term for the plant, Parthenocissus quinquefolia.
CONDITION
Good condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.
SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size , fits Small
Pit to Pit: 18 Inches
Length: 29 Inches
Sleeve Length: 27 Inches
Leather Button Down
AW2002 “Virginia Creeper”
DESCRIPTION
The ideas presented around Raf’s AW02 collection were set out to explore the relationship between humans and nature. The Virginia Creeper hoodie illustrates just that, being named after a five-leaved ivy plant found across the Americas. Each piece of clothing from this collection went through special chemical treatments. This hoodie in particular was dyed in the scarce teal colorway.. The Virginia Creeper graphic on the front is done in a collegiate school font with the scientific term for the plant, Parthenocissus quinquefolia.CONDITION
Good condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size , fits SmallPit to Pit: 18 Inches
Length: 29 Inches
Sleeve Length: 27 Inches
COVERAGE
The goal of Raf Simon’s AW2002 collection was to explore the duality of man and nature, illustrated by it’s reference to the pest plant “Virginia Creeper,” which kills other plants around the manmade structures they frequent. When strictly examining the formal nature of the produced garments, one may think the collection was a study on american school uniforms or summer camp attire under the lens of 80s horror flicks… and they would be right. The horror aesthetic was further illustrated by the natural distressing of the silhouettes caused by a chemical treatment that over time eats away at the fabric induced by the wearer’s body heat.