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Kyoichi Tsuzuki: ‘Happy Victims’ (1999-2004) Tsuzuki captured portraits of individuals in their bedrooms, surrounded by piles and piles of clothes and accessories. Each of the above fashion victims shot by Kyoichi Tsuzuki has their own individual obsession. From Anna Sui to Vivienne Westwood, the cramped spaces filled with big brands are a testimony to the paradox of consumer culture. Consumer Culture, Fashion Victim, Anna Sui, Clothes And Accessories, Japanese Fashion, Vivienne Westwood, Cool Photos, Ford, Bedroom

Kyoichi Tsuzuki: ‘Happy Victims’ (1999-2004) Tsuzuki captured portraits of individuals in their bedrooms, surrounded by piles and piles of clothes and accessories. Each of the above fashion victims shot by Kyoichi Tsuzuki has their own individual obsession. From Anna Sui to Vivienne Westwood, the cramped spaces filled with big brands are a testimony to the paradox of consumer culture.

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Kyoichi Tsuzuki: ‘Happy Victims’ (1999-2004) Tsuzuki captured portraits of individuals in their bedrooms, surrounded by piles and piles of clothes and accessories. Each of the above fashion victims shot by Kyoichi Tsuzuki has their own individual obsession. From Anna Sui to Vivienne Westwood, the cramped spaces filled with big brands are a testimony to the paradox of consumer culture. Consumer Culture, Silly Girls, Fashion Victim, Anna Sui, Clothes And Accessories, Vivienne Westwood, Looking Back, Mini Albums, Cool Photos

Kyoichi Tsuzuki: ‘Happy Victims’ (1999-2004) Tsuzuki captured portraits of individuals in their bedrooms, surrounded by piles and piles of clothes and accessories. Each of the above fashion victims shot by Kyoichi Tsuzuki has their own individual obsession. From Anna Sui to Vivienne Westwood, the cramped spaces filled with big brands are a testimony to the paradox of consumer culture.

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Each time the victim of sexual violence gets asked what they were wearing, it heartlessly implies that he or she was responsible for the assault and could have prevented it. Victim blaming drives responsibility away from a perpetrator and puts it on the victim's shoulders. To fight against the myth that sexual assault could be prevented by the victim alone, art exhibit displaying what victims were wearing during the assault was created.

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After going viral last fall, ‘What Were You Wearing?’ exhibit returns to KU; display challenges victim blaming | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas What Were You Wearing, What Were You Wearing Exhibit, Black Nezuko, Society Problems, Lawrence Kansas, Women Photography, Art Exhibit, Workout Chart, Going Viral

For years, the project received little attention, not even garnering a mention in the student newspaper. That all changed in September 2017, when Jen Brockman’s “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit made its way to the University of Kansas. Brockman and her colleagues at the University of Arkansas developed the concept back in 2013, launching the […]

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HAPPY VICTIMS, YOU ARE WHAT YOU BUY Archive Magazine, Fashion Victim, Photo Series, Anna Sui, Young Fashion, Martin Margiela, Gianni Versace, Jean Paul, Vivienne Westwood

KIDAORE HŌJŌKI - KYOICHI TSUZUKI Anna Sui In 2008, Kyoichi Tsuzuki documented the fashion brand addiction of young japanese collectors. Through HAPPY VICTIMS, he gives us an insight into their collection, and interior. By putting an interview next to each photograph, he also brings us some explanations about their behavior. "People find my photos of fashion victims interesting because such top-of-the-line items coexist with their less-than-fabulous everyday lifestyles, all very matter-of-

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