SUPPLY & DEMAND

New York Fashion Week

CONCEPT

New York Fashion Week doesn't just live on the runway — it pulses through every floor of every building in this city. It's in the fluorescent-lit corridors, the overflowing supply closets, the stacks of cardboard boxes waiting to become something else.

Supply & Demand is a wearable answer to that energy. An avant-garde collection built entirely from the raw material of New York's office life — bubble wrap sculpted into couture, packing paper layered into texture, plastic bags draped with intention, aluminum foil catching light like silk, styrofoam cups stacked into silhouette, binder clips reimagined as jewelry.

This is fashion born not from a design house, but from a stockroom.

NYFW teaches us that creativity has no dress code. This project asks: what if the supplies we overlook every day were the most luxurious materials we have? What if waste was the starting point, not the end?

New York doesn't wait for permission to be extraordinary. Neither do we.

ROLE:

Art Director + Garment Creation
Photography + Partner - Kristin Gladney

ROlde New

ART DIRECTOR

DESIGNER

Mary Lamphier