In this project, I reimagine the absurdity of victim-blaming through the lens of high fashion—a world often obsessed with appearances and surface-level narratives. This satirical brand identity confronts the question that sexual assault survivors are too often forced to answer, "What were you wearing?"
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This work challenges viewers to examine their own complicity in perpetuating harmful narratives. This project seeks to unravel the threads of blame culture, reminding us that no clothing—no matter how it’s styled—can ever justify violence.