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@キャサリンハムネット certainly thinks so.⁣⁣⁣
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In 1984, she used one of her trademark slogan t-shirts to send a message to Downing Street about the increase of Pershing nuclear missiles across Europe; and in doing so created her own piece of history. ⁣⁣⁣
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[The Homegrown Issue, no. 355, Spring 2019.]⁣⁣⁣
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Text @clementine_wdp⁣⁣⁣
Photography @hannamoon69⁣⁣⁣
Styling @maxclarkone⁣⁣⁣
⁣⁣@yasminlebon wears Katharine Hamnett from the archive of #KatharineHamnett⁣

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ambernicolealston The argument that fashion shouldn’t be political is inherently flawed. How and when societies choose to sheiks the body has always been tied to ideas of religion, sexuality, independence, status, etc.

liftndrop It doesn’t have to be but it often is. A t-shirt with a statement on it is probably not the most appealing way to make a political statement with fashion, though.

yllasgnahz Increasing awareness for causes that uplift those oppressed should definitely be “allowed”, especially when fashion is most of the time reserved for the 1%

iqii_stqii What the actual fuck. You insensitive piece of garbage. I hope that whoever runs this account fucking dies honestly I’m so pissed. Fucking shit man

zachbollinger Should fashion, an industry which caters to 1st world women at the expense of 3rd world women, be political? ?

whitesneakers I’d prefer if fashion wasn’t divisive. If anything I feel like it should be uniting.

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