Among the hats, shades, and shoes that hit the Vena Cava catwalk tomorrow, there’s one VC-designed accessory you won’t see: a condom. But Lisa Mayock and Sophie Buhai, whose Fall collection debuts tomorrow, can check prophylactic creation off their bucket lists; they’re the latest designers to collaborate with Proper Attire, the company that each season taps a designer or label to create its packaging. For their three boxes, Mayock and Buhai created hand-drawn, conversational prints, like those they feature in their collections. One box features euphemisms for sex; another, euphemisms for condoms; a third, the famous “No Glove, No Love.”
“We just thought it would be so cool to have condom packaging that was not so serious—that wasn’t any kind of sleek, slick-looking box. It’s just not how we approach design in general,” Mayock said from their studio the day before the show. “We wanted to use our hand-drawn prints that we’re known for, but also to make packaging that would be a conversation starter,” Buhai added. If you want to start conversations, you’ve got to supply the words. Here are two more: Planned Parenthood, which benefits from the sale of every pack at locations like select Thompson Hotels, Opening Ceremony, and the Museum of Contemporary Art store in Los Angeles.
“We just thought it would be so cool to have condom packaging that was not so serious—that wasn’t any kind of sleek, slick-looking box. It’s just not how we approach design in general,” Mayock said from their studio the day before the show. “We wanted to use our hand-drawn prints that we’re known for, but also to make packaging that would be a conversation starter,” Buhai added. If you want to start conversations, you’ve got to supply the words. Here are two more: Planned Parenthood, which benefits from the sale of every pack at locations like select Thompson Hotels, Opening Ceremony, and the Museum of Contemporary Art store in Los Angeles.
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