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ZDDZ’s Tackles The Digital Disconnect For Fall 2016

August 31, 2016. Leave a Comment

London-based ZDDZ designed by Dasha Selyanova anchors its brand ethos on womenswear as a form of expression with the ability to raise social and political awareness in urban environments. For fall 2016, ZDDZ’s collection titled “Synthetic Overture” expresses the growing chasm between digital life and real life connections. Utilitarian silhouettes are combined with dresses, suits and trousers to create what we see as the perfect blend of streetwear and contemporary style.

ZDDZ apparel is available at zddzshop.com.

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