Fashion - Bachelors
This collection, made entirely of second-hand and waste materials, is inspired by the excessive French court scene, with elitist and extravagant aesthetics appropriated into a chaotic arrangement of queer/punk styles. The motif of the rafflesia flower represents an irreverent approach towards the traditional "house flower," as it is parasitic and infamously pungent.
Green wool is given a second chance in this villain era ensemble, with angular points and a contrasting pink satin lining.
Grandma left her couch unguarded, which means its time for new overalls, complete with fauxhawk bakerboy cap for maximum punk.
Recycled vinyl welding screen brings an unexpected element of drama to this look, with a pair of shoes in the last place you’d expect.
Courtly attire has never been so sexy in sheer crystal organza, complimented nicely with a stomcher-inspired pair of denim shorts.
Grandma had her back turned again, so I took the curtains, too. They make quite a comfortable quilted dress.
The Finale.
Scraps from the other outfits in this project culminate into this monstrosity of a coat, paired with a deserving crown and scandalously short shorts.
Steven is a former film student who saw the light, and - after escaping the rural township of Rockhampton - decided to pursue fashion. As a member of the queer community, Steven's work often brings to light issues of classism, social inequality, and environmental concerns, with a trademark irreverent quirk.