It’s a subject Stomp out the patriarchy shirt . that has long fascinated the also I will do this designer, whose brand was established with the intention of disrupting the luxury perspective, redirecting it from its often singular focus on Eurocentricity. So poets like the Barbadian Kamau Brathwaite and the Saint Lucian Derek Walcott appeared as more than just aesthetic character studies; rather, they were catalysts for considering a post-colonial movement that explored “what it is to be in another place, or from another place.” The resonant words of Braithwaite, who left Bridgetown to study at the University of Cambridge, were spoken over the immersive film directed by Jeano Edwards which accompanied the collection: “You had not come to England / You were home.”
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3 reviews for Stomp out the patriarchy shirts
Rated 5 out of 5
MichaelLowry –
packaging was good,fabric was good, fits perfectly and it arrived a lil sooner than expected!
Rated 5 out of 5
Julie Manning –
a la medida, ningún problema
Rated 5 out of 5
Antoinette Heady –
I ordered the medium and it fits perfectly, not tight but just the right amount of loose it looks so good. Great quality, the images on the front and back are really crisp and good quality. Super soft and black isn’t sheer in any way. Love it! Thanks so much!
MichaelLowry –
packaging was good,fabric was good, fits perfectly and it arrived a lil sooner than expected!
Julie Manning –
a la medida, ningún problema
Antoinette Heady –
I ordered the medium and it fits perfectly, not tight but just the right amount of loose it looks so good. Great quality, the images on the front and back are really crisp and good quality. Super soft and black isn’t sheer in any way. Love it! Thanks so much!