Juneteenth Freedom Day June 19th 1865 Change The System Shirt

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At Hay’s garment-district studio, the Juneteenth Freedom Day June 19th 1865 Change The System Shirt and I love this duo reflects on both the inauguration and what it takes to make it as a designer today. Their forthcoming knitwear collaboration will fuse their aesthetics, something feminine but with a sense of play. Hay holds up a red sequin tank as a potential silhouette, while Emhoff wonders if a small handled bag would work.

Juneteenth Freedom Day June 19th 1865 Change The System Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

Watch the Juneteenth Freedom Day June 19th 1865 Change The System Shirt and I love this duo discuss their forthcoming collaboration and creative impulses exclusively in the first episode of Good Morning Vogue. Designer Anton Belinskiy, known for his cool-kid-minded clothing, loved by the Ukrainian club scene, left Kiev last March to go to his mother’s home in Kalynivka, about 30 minutes southwest of the city and a bucolic oasis surrounded by woods and wildlife. It’s a jarring image. Belinskiy had long been known for putting the looks of the underground youth front and center of the fashion-verse, hosting party-shows at his home, and even taking over a local bazaar. But in this small town, it’s calm and serene. His family even has a baby goat. But what’s a designer in the Slavic countryside to do but turn his family into his models and create a fantastic family photo album? In a series of surreal photos, Belinskiy took the lockdown as a time to chronicle his family, his daily life, and his clothes.

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.