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Laura Olson

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Laura Shrimpton

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Yi Tong

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Rosie Danford-Phillips

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Qing Zeng

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Chloe Flint

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Judith Waters

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Gemma Keith

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Ruby Wilson

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Yusra Makhdoomi

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Kloe Peart-Price

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Clara Louise Hill use puff binder on transparent/lightweight fabrics with low opacity

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I am obsessed with the body. It wasn’t given to me; it was something I came with by being athletic and having a fascination with dress/costume as a way to mutate. I think about the relationship between the femaleness of my body and society’s perception and expectation with me. I get how the body can be dressed up or masked. One can masquerade, and the body is a structure, an infrastructure—kind of like a shell that can move around and create different reactions, for whatever reason, to empower yourself, or, as I said, to disappear or transform.

Wangechi Mutu (via blackcontemporaryart)

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Roberta Meldini Figura in riposo, 1972 concrete, 94x45 cm

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Georgia Loveridge