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XENO. Fashion Editorial photoshooting for my portfolio made in ComfyUI
Fashion did not end. It dissolved.
Postfashion emerges after style lost its rules and identity became modular. Bodies are no longer dressed, they are coded. Color acts as signal, texture as attitude, and the face becomes an interface to be masked, rewired, or amplified.
Here, sportswear collides with cybernetic ornament. Utility mutates into expression, excess becomes language, and individuality is constructed in layers. Postfashion is not a trend, it is a system in motion.
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