The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 9月2日 07時39分

At the age of five, @shayneoliver began making his own fashions out of scraps of fabric scavenged from his grandmother, a dressmaker. Later, he started cutting up items in his mother’s wardrobe. In 2006, he diverted the tuition money his mother had saved for him and launched #HoodByAir. The phrase suggested a style that was proudly ghetto and proudly élite (“putting on airs”). Within a few years, the label had become the most prominent high-fashion brand to have emerged authentically from street culture. Click the link in our bio to read @seeglazek's piece. Photograph by @jeremy_liebman.

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