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Into the World of Tia Adeola
From sheer silhouettes to corseted dresses juxtaposed with rigid outlines, to even continuing to delve deeper into menswear, the designer amplifies her voice and narrative of the unfolding story of who the Tia Adeola person is. Playing into bold colors, and sharp metallics with a touch of effortless femininity, the collection leaves your eye intrigued and wanting to snatch up every look for yourself.
Not only known for the looks that she creates, but Adeola also masters all aspects of how to tell a story. Hair cascading into crowns of braids, beautifully blocked out thin eyebrows with the ultimate glam, each model carried a sense of regality that only elevated each look that appeared to be made just for them. Through her creative lens, Tia Adeola does it again and this time leaves us intrigued to find out what’s next.
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Not Everyone Manages to Fail: Shame 2023
An evolution of her 2022 collection, which depicted a sinister feminine doppelgänger as a vehicle for self-reconciliation, for this iteration, Beattie reveals a landscape occupied by humanoid fembots, real to the touch, and salacious soldiers. Instead of depicting alter egos, the models wear a uniform in various states of undress and various stages of artificial and real disrepair, forming what looks like a makeshift army in a state of play. To others, they are disposable, built to serve, made to be used, but Shame turns the gaze inward, reimagining the typical hierarchy of objectification. When you wear Shame, you're an object with agency, an open source, resplendent, reusable, and inextinguishable.
