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White Plastic Wrinkles

DISCOVER THE FASHION FACTOR MAGAZINE 

DISCOVER THE FASHION FACTOR MAGAZINE 

DISCOVER THE FASHION FACTOR MAGAZINE 

Become The MANiCANThe Blue Marionette
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"I love working with him so much, it feels like fate the way we were
brought together!' -Candy

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KILLher Fashion 

Screenwriter, Director, Production Designer, Cinematographer, Editor 

Clouds Strike Media 

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Enter The Factory 

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Early Concept Art
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Storyboard
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SPOILERS BELOW

"I Guess you got what you wanted, but I'm not your lover" - Verity 

Production Procedures

All props, makeup, and materials used in the making of KILLher Fashion were upcycled or ethically sourced. Single-use items were discarded of responsibly following local regulations and recycled when applicable. 

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Shop small, support local businesses, make sustainable decisions and help slow the effects of fast-fashion!

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Slide through to learn more about what went into building the world of Killher Fashion!

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Bonus promotional material

designed for a digital tools for contemporary art course at UCSC

Candy or Verity?

"Candy" signifies an artificial sweetness that will rot you to the core if consumed in excess. Similarly, "Candy's" manager exerts control over the vision for Fashion factor to the point it becomes a factory of mindless machines rather than a collaborative space for creatives under his guidance. Once she breaks free from this toxicity, "Verity" (formerly Candy) realizes the truth, and her authentic self breaks through by forming a new brand. "Killher Fashion" that exposes the horrors of fast-fashion while advocating for an empowering self-expresion.

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