Fall 2009 | Ground-Zero

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Published September 15, 2009

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“We buy. We spend. We pick. We wear. Simply because we need. Fashion is as natural an impulse as a spree in the supermarket.” For their fall 2009 collection, Ground-Zero designers Eri and Philip Chu were inspired by the parallel drawn between a need for food and clothes. As usual, the unisex line explores oversized proportions and symbolic graphics that a make a statement about the current state of the world and its economy.

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Pictures courtesy of Ground-Zero

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