IAMBARRIA • PolyChop

Poly Chop —
Synthetic Camp Fashion Editorial

"I love synthetic things. They look so real." Andy Warhol —

POLYCHOP begins with a singular, absurd premise: what happens when the domestic hoard—the ubiquitous "bag of bags" hidden in every kitchen—is elevated to haute couture? The project stages an aggressive collision between luxury editorial codes, post-consumer waste, and empty landscapes, converting low-grade grocery plastics into monumental, wind-swept silhouettes. It is a cinematic study in digital Camp—subverting high-fashion rituals to explore the material artifact of our time.

Spanning nine distinct looks—from the corporate satire of Commodity Gratitudes to the non-biodegradable majesty of La Mariée—the collection wraps models in wind-swept, inflated, and hyper-textured polyethylene membranes in a hyper-serious and beautifully absurd exercise in fashion Camp. POLYCHOP quietly interrogates the visual durability of modern waste.

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