ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月3日 07時04分

Edward Buchanan is one of the few black men working in Italian fashion. As Prada’s Sambo charm, Gucci’s blackface balaclava sweater and Dolce & Gabbana’s stereotypical videos on China inflame the #fashion world, Edward finds himself as an activist. He’s been addressing this reality in the most effective way he knows how: with a collection. He started in 2017 with the project “Check Your Neck,” featuring 3 scarves emblazoned with slogans: “Resist,” “Wake Up for Freedom” and “We Are All Migrants.” Now he’s trying to build on that momentum with a women’s wear line that’s being offered in hues that reflect a full spectrum of skin tones. In the line, dense fringes and multicolored jacquards on his sweaters are meant to symbolize the flags of countries where #immigrants often continue to be perceived as outsiders. “These settlers may be third generation but they inhabit the fringes of society,” Edward said. “I wanted to build awareness and question it.” @fashionperv shot this photo of Edward in front of his scarf collection. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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