New York Fashion Week: The Gender-Fluid Genius of Dirty Pineapple
The fashion-forward explain the allure of the Shanghai-based designer and strut their own stuff.
“There are no rules.”
That’s what Shun Melson said Thursday as she left Dirty Pineapple’s New York Fashion Week show. The Shanghai-based brand embraces gender fluidity, merging haute couture and street fashion to deliver sharp unisex suits and other brightly colored, skin-baring looks.
Here’s a look at what we saw on the runway models—and on the sidewalk outside from Dirty Pineapple devotees.
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