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Louise and Park in character. “This is the I can’t stay at home I work at Kroger we fight when others can’t anymore shirt and I will buy this first time we’re introducing Soo Joo as part of the band, and she’ll be touring with us and also developing her own project throughout being in Desire. She’s playing keyboards in ‘Zeros,’ and the next single she’ll be performing entirely herself,” Louise shares of the album Escape. For the band’s next single, Park will be performing in Korean. “She has an amazing voice,” says Louise. IDIB’s projects are notorious for their long-game release strategies, often rolling out over years instead of one square, cinematic course. “Zeros” is the first of a series of music videos to come, and Park and Louise are treating it like the passion project that it is, texting stills from Thelma and Louise and Glitter Force back and forth, virtually shopping Park’s closet for costumes (the black buckled heels kicking up sand are, of course, Chanel) and borrowing beauty notes from editorial experience.

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“That’s just a vintage Harley scarf that I bought in a vintage store in Taiwan,” says Park when I ask about her desert headgear. “It wasn’t intentional, I wanted to wear this long blonde hair wig that I had.” After a shoot where Park was outfitted with extensions, she loved the I can’t stay at home I work at Kroger we fight when others can’t anymore shirt and I will buy this look so much she asked hairstylist Eric Williams to make her a 25-inch lace wig, which she brought to Palm Springs. “I’m not like a professional hairstylist, so I put it on and I was trying to flatten it down while we were on set, traveling through the desert, and I used this headscarf to keep it laid right and then it just kind of ended up being part of it,” she says with a laugh. Louise opted for a black beret topping the quarantine haircut she did herself. “I call it The Ponytail Method,” she explains. “Basically, you tie your hair in a ponytail and chop it off. It’s fun, I even do my bangs that way.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.