PPP
Possibly Probably Perhaps is an initiator of wearable adaptability currently based in Los Angeles. PPP, as it is usually called, presents their experimentations project by project. PPP is shy and knows humor.
PPP
Possibly Probably Perhaps is an initiator of wearable adaptability currently based in Los Angeles. PPP, as it is usually called, presents their experimentations project by project. PPP is shy and knows humor.
project1_sub2_baggingCampaign
Zhu had always wanted to try set design,or more like to make sets for a space. So when K extended an invitation to create sets for PPP, Zhu said yes and suggested - if the concept is about bags, why don’t we put sets into bags? PPP loves this idea.
They never called it a campaign shoot because that is more like a project unto itself. They sourced local fabric stores and even ROSS (an American chain of discount department stores). During the process, they coined a term, ‘bagging’, meaning ‘to have something within’. In the end, they bagged two chairs with a mysterious blend of white cotton sheets and ribbed tank tops as the sets.
K made a shotlist of millions of ways to wear and use PPP’s bags from project1. They spent three days immersed in ‘bagging’ and attained a long contact sheet of images in an anti-poetic, instructive style to talk about the possibilities in PPP bags, or maybe in bagging.
This subproject includes images of PPP’s bags being used in many fantasized ways at a ‘bagged’ space, and showcases a manual for mastering PPP’s versatile bag design.
PPP also made their first zine from this subproject:
baguetteBag: 35 ways of use and wear
Fashion Design: Shi, Kristopher Yizhen.
Creative Direction: Shi, Kristopher Yizhen.Set Design: Zhu.
Photography: Zhu.
Post-editing: Shi, Kristopher Yizhen.
Some images used in this zine were sourced from various online platforms. Every effort has been made to locate the original creators. If you are the rightful owner of any image and wish it to be credited or removed, please contact us.
project1_bags...as
Zhu had always wanted to try set design,or more like to make sets for a space. So when K extended an invitation to create sets for PPP, Zhu said yes and suggested - if the concept is about bags, why don’t we put sets into bags? PPP loves this idea.
They never called it a campaign shoot because that is more like a project unto itself. They sourced local fabric stores and even ROSS (an American chain of discount department stores). During the process, they coined a term, ‘bagging’, meaning ‘to have something within’. In the end, they bagged two chairs with a mysterious blend of white cotton sheets and ribbed tank tops as the sets.
K made a shotlist of millions of ways to wear and use PPP’s bags from project1. They spent three days immersed in ‘bagging’ and attained a long contact sheet of images in an anti-poetic, instructive style to talk about the possibilities in PPP bags, or maybe in bagging.
This subproject includes images of PPP’s bags being used in many fantasized ways at a ‘bagged’ space, and showcases a manual for mastering PPP’s versatile bag design.
PPP also made their first zine from this subproject:
wineGlassHolster: 9 ways of use and wear
baguetteBag: 35 ways of use and wear
Fashion Design: Shi, Kristopher Yizhen.
Creative Direction: Shi, Kristopher Yizhen.Set Design: Zhu.
Photography: Zhu.
Post-editing: Shi, Kristopher Yizhen.
Some images used in this zine were sourced from various online platforms. Every effort has been made to locate the original creators. If you are the rightful owner of any image and wish it to be credited or removed, please contact us.
project1_bags...as