Good Lifestyle

When you think of fashion, you often think of standing out of the crowd. How do you express your individuality through your style and how others examine admiration to your unique sense of the trend. But for introverts, the goal is to mix, not standing. You want to be noticed as little as possible.

The English photographer Joseph Ford understands this better than anyone and he has designed a collection inspired by these introverts! Ford is based between London and Paris for the moment and associated with his friend Nina Dodd who knit. Together, they created a project that makes you invisible in your environment.

It was called appropriately "knitted camouflage". Six people (and a dog) enthusiastically participated in the project. They wore personalized hand sweaters with Dodd's courtesy that made them effortlessly and disappear in their environment.


Included in the project is a famous pop culture - we come to see the cat of the French street artist on the wall, which turns even invisible!


Our favorite is the guy who blew with his bus seat that almost seems to knit his outfit and chairs. This eyebrow raising, the tatetouette hand and the beard have our heart - it is not invisible to us!


And of course, the dog steals the projectors here, even if it's the opposite of the intentions of this project. Be careful with this one, however: if Fido crosses the bushes, you may never find it if it wears this sheath.


At the white and blue chick sitting on the stairs, thank you for kindness for his van and vibrant red curls, otherwise someone could walk on him because they will take a walk.


This concept really takes minimalism at the next level, but we are sure many people have polarizing opinions. For the divas that like to be noticed, this style might not be the choice. But Ford could have started a trend with this look. We are looking forward to seeing what mixing or camouflage options occur at the track by following this project.