Styled by Connor Childers Styled by Connor Childers | January 20, 2020 | Style & Beauty,
ART AND FASHION COLLIDE IN A KALEIDOSCOPE OF THE SEASON'S MOST COLORFUL LOOKS.
From top: Scarf-accented dress, $1,595, by Rosie Assoulin at Hero Shop, 982 Post St.; agate belt, $695, at altuzarra.com; Misam sandals, $825, by Manolo Blahnik for Jonathan Simkhai at manoloblahnik.com; multicolor Mirian ear cuff, $2,940, and multicolor Mirian ring, $6,282, both at anakhouri.com. Jacket, $2,980, shirt, $1,840, and scarf, price upon request, all at Prada, Westfield Valley Fair; Amelie ear cuff, $5,870, at anakhouri.com.
Multicolor dress with plissé puff sleeves, $5,500, at Gucci, 240 Stockton St.
One-of-a-kind patchwork jacket from reclaimed wool shawls, $1,500, and one-of-a-kind cropped shirt from reclaimed wool shawls, $695, both at occhii.com; plissé printed skirt, $1,840, at missoni.com; multicolor Mirian ear cuff, $2,940, at anakhouri.com.
Dawn beaded bell dress, $2,995, by Simone Rocha at Nordstrom, Westfield San Francisco Centre; Grace earring with diamond, $3,950, and Amelie ear cuff, $5,870, both at anakhouri.com; pearl cluster hoop earring, sold as pair, $235, at dinosaurdesigns.com.
Rainbow long-sleeved dress, $2,290, by Carolina Herrera at Neiman Marcus, 150 Stockton St.; Pagoda Fruit earring, soldas pair, $250, and Corkscrew single earring, $140, both at mounser.com.
Ruffled dress with printed radial endangered florals, $6,390, leather waist belt, $990, and resin hoop earrings, $1,150, all at Alexander McQueen, 58 Geary St.
Dress, price upon request, knit, $1,100, and socks, $150, all at miumiu.com; shoes, price upon request, at Prada, Westfield Valley Fair; Grace earring with diamond, $3,950, and multicolor Mirian ring, $6,282, both at anakhouri.com.
Embroidered zip-up top, price upon request, at Louis Vuitton, 233 Geary St.; multicolor Mirian ear cuff, $2,940, at anakhouri.com. Hair by Miok at Judy Casey; Makeup by Faye Lauren at Exclusive Artists Management; Model: Alecia Morais at The Society
The handmade artworks of Maxwell N. Burnstein—the foremost collage artist to emerge from Canada’s fashion industry— confront the rise in digital collage art with traditional analog techniques. Burnstein carefully crafts each image by deconstructing photographs into multidimensional artworks using an X-ACTO knife, then digitally uploading the finished products to allow for multiple applications. His work has prompted international artist residencies and collaborations with some of the world’s leading publications and brands.
Photography by: Hannah Khymych