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DZHUS | NOT JUST A LABEL Utilitarian Design, Lightweight Puffer Jacket, Drag King, Ethical Fashion Brands, Futuristic Fashion, 2 Way, Press Studs, Ethical Fashion, Puffer Jacket

DZHUS is a conceptual clothing and accessories brand founded in 2010 by Ukrainian designer and stylist Irina Dzhus. Avant-garde yet utilitarian, DZHUS designs are internationally recognised by their innovative cut and multi-purpose transformations. Since Russia began its attack on Ukraine, Irina Dzhus had to flee her Homeland and found her refuge in the EU, working between Warsaw, Paris and Berlin, while, Irina’s husband and business partner Anatolii Elgert has resumed DZHUS’ production in…

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Abby Champion, Camilla Akrans, Fashion Design Inspiration, Photographie Portrait Inspiration, Haute Couture Dresses, Harper's Bazaar, Inspiration Mode, Couture Dresses, Fashion Drawing

Model Abby Champion is styled by Patrick Mackie in ‘Pleats Please’. Photographer Camilla Akrans is seaside — or so it appears — for Harper’s Bazaar US April 2019./ Makeup by Benjamin Puckey’ hair by Conrad Dornan

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FW 13 | "...The whole thing was about the idea of escaping the body; the body escaping itself and then being held back, so it was like a reluctant spirit that doesn't want to leave. So the clothes were always about moving away, but being held back, so that's why we had these layers that shift. Those clothes were really about transforming from one idea to another; you would change the identity of the wearer, in relation to the theme. " Convertible Fashion Runway, Transformation Fashion Runway, Transforming Fashion Runway, Transforming Fashion, Transformation Costume, Transformative Fashion, Transformation Dress, Transforming Dress, Transformer Dress

FW 13 | "...The whole thing was about the idea of escaping the body; the body escaping itself and then being held back, so it was like a reluctant spirit that doesn't want to leave. So the clothes were always about moving away, but being held back, so that's why we had these layers that shift. Those clothes were really about transforming from one idea to another; you would change the identity of the wearer, in relation to the theme. "

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