David Lynch ’s movie version of Dune may have its depreciator , but up - and - coming Australian way designerBen Pollittused it as the inspiration for his summer 2009 ambit . Hence the “ second hide ” aim in our heading .
Pollitttold The Australian newspaperthat his novel fashions included a limited edition psychedelic alien mark , plus a whole line of clothes designed to be reminiscent of Lynch ’s Dune :
David Lynch ’s 1984 science fiction film Dune was the aspiration for the chain Pollitt presented last night in the atrium of the University of Technology in Sydney .
He inspire his signature tune blacks with saturated film colours including green , yellow , orangish and red , along with deep silvers and dove greys to capture the nitty-gritty of cryptical outer space and its surrounding galaxies as portray in Dune .
garment in Pollitt ’s favoured washed and treat leather , silk georgettes and jersey fabrics had intricate panels and zip in homage to the “ second skin ” blank lawsuit have on by characters in the film .
“ The suit were a 2nd peel to protect them from the elements , ” Pollitt said . “ They felt like extensions of their muscleman and ribcages and I ’ve applied those idea to modern garment without pull in them too costumey . ”
I really only have one head . I get how it ’s a tribute to Dune , as well as an edgy , post - apocalyptic , androgynous flavour worn by multitude who would not live five minutes in an real post - revelatory world . But why does nobody have any eyebrows ?
Images fromSonny pic , The VineandA New Muse .
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