TRASHY CLOTHING

TRASHY CLOTHING, originating from Palestine, embodies a worldview that boldly fuses satire, kitsch, and wit, themed as an “anti-luxury luxury fashion label.”

It challenges the Western geography, power dynamics, and aesthetic norms dominating contemporary fashion, aiming to navigate difficult political contexts through designs expressing anti-colonial resistance and an artistic spirit brimming with joyful defiance.

Under the joint creative direction of Omar Buraika and Shukri Lawrence, the brand produces and presents collections that engage with issues of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, and race, using fashion not merely as an aesthetic value but as a medium to challenge preconceptions. It provides viewers and consumers with an aesthetic anchor for the brand's invigorating political consciousness.

Focusing on the Middle East and drawing inspiration from icons of the Arab music scene and pop culture, the collections feature numerous boundary-crossing pieces, including workwear, clubwear, and eveningwear.