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astroporcelainLooks that dominated Digital Fashion Week NY Sept 2022
Pastel tones, chromatic materials, puffers and otherworldly scenes stole the limelight at Digital Fashion Week New York (DFWNY), which took place from 7-11 September 2022. Once again, various digital fashion talent showcased their latest creations. And I was blown away. The diversity in stories, the digital technique displayed within each garment and the versatility of skillsets coming together in the form of music and environmental production were mesmerising. There was the main showroom whi...
astroporcelainJavo G, the creator, and his web3 tools
Having only been a part of the digital fashion community for just under a year, I was naturally seeking a guiding hand through the hustle and bustle of the web3 ecosystem. One name kept popping up in conversations and on social media - Javier Guzmán Fidalgo aka Javo.AI-generated image by Javo GJavo humbly describes himself as a “Father, housband, brother, son”, according to his Twitter bio. But, for me, I would type a rather different description. Something along the lines of “web3 fashion pi...
astroporcelainOne to watch: Blanc de Blanc by Julia Blanc
Julia Blanc has been a force of nature in the digital fashion space. Her designs are intergalactic yet somehow still feel like home. Her range in technique also spans as vast as universes, from texturing to pattern making to those shiny chrome-like puffer jackets I’m so in love with.Mission '22 Planet Love. Credit: Julia BlancBut beyond her digital skills, Julia has managed to launch her own digital fashion brand called Blanc de Blanc, racking up a massive following on social media, part...
Born south of the equator, I’m no stranger to underwater adventures and surfing the tide. In the metaverse, I frequently visit digital Atlantica and pay my respects to Ariel, the Little Mermaid. And, on rare occasion, she lets me raid her subaqueous wardrobe filled with gleaming gowns and pearly tiaras.
But resurfacing from these nautical dreams means I need to morph back into my human self and shed my glimmering tail. Much like how the sea’s tides brush the shores as foam, I leave the last drop of seawater as a mermaid and walk the beach transformed again into a woman.
The idea of this transformation, change and amphibian metamorphosis is encapsulated in a digital fashion collection launched by OnClickCloset and IANA called SEA FOAM.
From gorgeous shape-shifting gowns to elegant sea treasures in the form of jewellery, this digital fashion line is a delicately intricate symbiosis of the ever-lasting mysterious beauty of the oceans and our intrinsic connection to them.
“The SEA FOAM Digital Collection of NFT wearables, shoes and jewellery is about the metamorphosis of shapes when one colour merges with another creating a unique and ambiguous pattern,” OnClickCloset and IANA explain on the Artisant’s site - the marketplace where the digital fashion garments are being sold (digital jewellers Jevels are host to the jewellery aspect of the collection which can be found here).
“The main concept of the collection is the natural unpredictability and mystery of water, its hues, and shadows. The SEA FOAM collection is a tribute to abstract art and its deep connection with the natural beauty of life.”
“The prints used for the collection are the acrylic paintings of the British painter, sculptor, and writer Peter Bear.”
I was fortunate enough to win the NFT competition hosted by the designers and Glitch Mag to own the digital fabric of these garments (what are the odds, right?). Observing the patterns alone, it’s clear the detail and colour tones literally mirror that of an aquamarine glare of an ocean’s vibrant movement. I’m sure Ariel would be jealous…
Of course, the entire SEA FOAM collection is stunning, in my opinion, but I selected 3 standout pieces that genuinely caught my eye.
With wispy sea glass sleeves flowing, the ABYSS dress has a graceful air about it. The high-thigh slit, plunging neckline and the bold print that sends you into blissful hypnosis (the more you stare at it) exude a royalty.
The final touch is the elegant ABYSS choker that looks like drops of translucent seawater. “It gives you the hypnotic feeling of starting a journey into the abyssal waters with its mystical fairy tales,” OnClickCloset and IANA.
“As you start looking at the print, you lose yourself falling into infinite alternations of paint. This is why the dress is called ABYSS.”
A deep-blue velvet tone coupled with a glistening pearl border, these PEARL HEELS will easily elevate any digital outfit (and not just literally). The stiletto heel adds that extra dash of seduction to a classic style of shoe. The meta beach party is only getting started when you rock up in these.
The ultimate aqueous accessory, the METAMORPHOSIS HEADPIECE is reminiscent of a decadent cinnamon swirl. As shiny and smooth as sun-kissed sand granules, the colourful shades reflect indigo blues, seaweed greens and ultraviolet coral. I’m all for it!
Connect with OnClickCloset on Twitter here and Instagram here.
Born south of the equator, I’m no stranger to underwater adventures and surfing the tide. In the metaverse, I frequently visit digital Atlantica and pay my respects to Ariel, the Little Mermaid. And, on rare occasion, she lets me raid her subaqueous wardrobe filled with gleaming gowns and pearly tiaras.
But resurfacing from these nautical dreams means I need to morph back into my human self and shed my glimmering tail. Much like how the sea’s tides brush the shores as foam, I leave the last drop of seawater as a mermaid and walk the beach transformed again into a woman.
The idea of this transformation, change and amphibian metamorphosis is encapsulated in a digital fashion collection launched by OnClickCloset and IANA called SEA FOAM.
From gorgeous shape-shifting gowns to elegant sea treasures in the form of jewellery, this digital fashion line is a delicately intricate symbiosis of the ever-lasting mysterious beauty of the oceans and our intrinsic connection to them.
“The SEA FOAM Digital Collection of NFT wearables, shoes and jewellery is about the metamorphosis of shapes when one colour merges with another creating a unique and ambiguous pattern,” OnClickCloset and IANA explain on the Artisant’s site - the marketplace where the digital fashion garments are being sold (digital jewellers Jevels are host to the jewellery aspect of the collection which can be found here).
“The main concept of the collection is the natural unpredictability and mystery of water, its hues, and shadows. The SEA FOAM collection is a tribute to abstract art and its deep connection with the natural beauty of life.”
“The prints used for the collection are the acrylic paintings of the British painter, sculptor, and writer Peter Bear.”
I was fortunate enough to win the NFT competition hosted by the designers and Glitch Mag to own the digital fabric of these garments (what are the odds, right?). Observing the patterns alone, it’s clear the detail and colour tones literally mirror that of an aquamarine glare of an ocean’s vibrant movement. I’m sure Ariel would be jealous…
Of course, the entire SEA FOAM collection is stunning, in my opinion, but I selected 3 standout pieces that genuinely caught my eye.
With wispy sea glass sleeves flowing, the ABYSS dress has a graceful air about it. The high-thigh slit, plunging neckline and the bold print that sends you into blissful hypnosis (the more you stare at it) exude a royalty.
The final touch is the elegant ABYSS choker that looks like drops of translucent seawater. “It gives you the hypnotic feeling of starting a journey into the abyssal waters with its mystical fairy tales,” OnClickCloset and IANA.
“As you start looking at the print, you lose yourself falling into infinite alternations of paint. This is why the dress is called ABYSS.”
A deep-blue velvet tone coupled with a glistening pearl border, these PEARL HEELS will easily elevate any digital outfit (and not just literally). The stiletto heel adds that extra dash of seduction to a classic style of shoe. The meta beach party is only getting started when you rock up in these.
The ultimate aqueous accessory, the METAMORPHOSIS HEADPIECE is reminiscent of a decadent cinnamon swirl. As shiny and smooth as sun-kissed sand granules, the colourful shades reflect indigo blues, seaweed greens and ultraviolet coral. I’m all for it!
Connect with OnClickCloset on Twitter here and Instagram here.
astroporcelainLooks that dominated Digital Fashion Week NY Sept 2022
Pastel tones, chromatic materials, puffers and otherworldly scenes stole the limelight at Digital Fashion Week New York (DFWNY), which took place from 7-11 September 2022. Once again, various digital fashion talent showcased their latest creations. And I was blown away. The diversity in stories, the digital technique displayed within each garment and the versatility of skillsets coming together in the form of music and environmental production were mesmerising. There was the main showroom whi...
astroporcelainJavo G, the creator, and his web3 tools
Having only been a part of the digital fashion community for just under a year, I was naturally seeking a guiding hand through the hustle and bustle of the web3 ecosystem. One name kept popping up in conversations and on social media - Javier Guzmán Fidalgo aka Javo.AI-generated image by Javo GJavo humbly describes himself as a “Father, housband, brother, son”, according to his Twitter bio. But, for me, I would type a rather different description. Something along the lines of “web3 fashion pi...
astroporcelainOne to watch: Blanc de Blanc by Julia Blanc
Julia Blanc has been a force of nature in the digital fashion space. Her designs are intergalactic yet somehow still feel like home. Her range in technique also spans as vast as universes, from texturing to pattern making to those shiny chrome-like puffer jackets I’m so in love with.Mission '22 Planet Love. Credit: Julia BlancBut beyond her digital skills, Julia has managed to launch her own digital fashion brand called Blanc de Blanc, racking up a massive following on social media, part...
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