There is almost no limit in fashion creativity, so the public has repeatedly admired the collections with all styles, materials, colors and even different ways of performing and expressing the designers.
Under the framework of New York Fashion Week, The Black Tape Project brand has launched a shocking collection of fashion materials that they boldly exploit.
At first glance, it is easy for viewers to think that these are just bold bodysuit models - the type of outfit that many fashion houses have exploited in recent years. In fact, it's just black tape stuck on the model's body.
To be precise, the models were almost 100% nude during the show. Their sensitive locations are only temporarily covered with specialized adhesive tape.
In particular, designer Joel Alvarez - the founder of The Black Tape Project brand directly refined the model's "outfit" right on the runway.
Joel Alvarez says his designs use artistic tape that is safe for the human body. This stylish adhesive tape pattern is $9.99 for black and $29.99 for other intricate colors.
Established in 2008, the label The Black Tape Project is controversial because of the creative direction of Joel Alvarez. In addition to the praise for different thinking, many waves of protest against the designer, saying that this is just an offensive trick that should not be promoted.
