Artist Danny Treacy often visits what he calls "non-spaces" to discover scraps of clothes and then shoots his findings in a studio. Here, the process is reversed, as Treacy brings fashion to his grim haunts with the help of Max Pearmain. Anthony Burgess put it best in A Clockwork Orange: "Oh, it was gorgeousness and gorgeosity made flesh!" Artist Danny Treacy often visits what he calls "non-spaces" to discover scraps of clothes and then shoots his findings in a studio. HOODIES (CUSTOMIZED BY STYLIST) VINTAGE FROM OXFAM  SUIT (UNDERNEATH) PRADA  BOOTS (THROUGHOUT) KENZO  T-SHIRT (OVER FACE) VINTAGE FROM THE VINTAGE SHOWROOM MASK (THROUGHOUT) VINTAGE FROM ST. ANDREWS HOODIE (CUSTOMIZED BY STYLIST) SUPREME  HOODIES (UNDERNEATH, CUSTOMIZED BY STYLIST) VINTAGE FROM OXFAM  COAT (UNDERNEATH) RAF SIMONS  PANTS BURBERRY PRORSUM  VEST (OVER FACE) VINTAGE BOY LONDON FROM DARKSIDE CAMDEN HOODIES (CUSTOMIZED BY STYLIST) VINTAGE FROM OXFAM  SUIT (UNDERNEATH) BOTTEGA VENETA  SHIRT (UNDERNEATH) GIORGIO ARMANI  T-SHIRT (OVER FACE) VINTAGE FROM THE VINTAGE SHOWROOM

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Bitte beachten Sie, dass wir nur Kleidung passend zur Saison annehmen. Vielen Dank für Ihr Verständnis! FREE DELIVERY on orders over £40 Ts&Cs Apply 1. The sale runs from 20 Dec 2016 to 12 Jan 2017, 3pm. 2. This offer is only valid for orders placed online. 3. This offer applies to selected items only. 4. The updated discounted price is shown on the product page. 5. Offer excludes unwrapped and bridal. 6. Oxfam offers a standard UK delivery charge of £3.95 on all orders containing donated products sent by Royal Mail, with the exception of wedding dresses and other high-value or bulky items, which incur a mandatory courier charge. 7. Oxfam reserves the right to end this promotion at any time.We’ve teamed up with the good people at Oxfam for a new t-shirt design challenge to help raise awareness for their GROW campaign. GROW is about the 1 billion people who go to bed hungry each night, it’s about food: food production and distribution and food insecurity.

GROW strives for equality, sustainability and a re-imagining of the food system – to one where we can grow, eat, and live in a better way. The winning design will be the one that best encapsulates the GROW campaign and creatively demonstrates the ideas behind GROW and helps draw attention to this important cause.fenix tx hoodie The design and artist’s biography will feature prominently throughout the campaign, on the Oxfam site and on shirts sold in the Oxfam shop.kyogre hoodie We will also donate a menagerie of animals through Oxfam Unwrapped on behalf of the Top 20 winners. suitsupply hoodieThese donated buffalo, ducks and chickens have the ability to transform the lives of people living in poverty, all because you made a tee.topman hoodies philippines

Not sure how to enter? Start by Signing Up! Entries will be shortlisted by the community through the voting process. The final winners will be selected by an Oxfam panel from the Top 20. Oxfam will select the final winners based on how they demonstrate: - An understanding of the GROW campaign and issues surrounding the global food systemgmm hoodie - A creative interpretation of the brief and a visually stunning designdnb hoodies You do not need to use the logos, or the words ‘Oxfam’ or ‘Grow’ in your design, in fact designs that graphically deal with the brief without logos would be preferable. - Your design & biography will be featured in the Oxfam online store for the duration of the campaign. All proceeds will go to help feed families throughout the world. - RedBubble will buy a buffalo on your behalf. - $200 RedBubble voucher for the winner- A feature on our RedBubble Facebook page

Second, Third & Fourth Prizes: - RedBubble will purchase Water for 3 schools on behalf of 2nd, 3rd & 4th places. - $50 RedBubble voucher- A feature on our RedBubble Facebook page - RedBubble will purchase Five ducks & Eleven chickens on behalf of the 16 runners up. You will still retain copyright of your design, but will grant Oxfam the temporary license to use your image to advertise their charity. It will only ever be used to raise money for the GROW campaign. All entrants in the challenge agree to be bound by the Official Rules You may only submit one design. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: The entrant must have clear copyright ownership or permission to use any images utilised in their final submission. Any images that do not meet this criteria will be removed. Cover Image: save the world by Northcote Comm...How Oxfam made charity-shop chic the unlikely hit of the festival circuit You’re at a festival. Your tent is a 60-minute walk away.

You really need a jumper/raincoat/sequin halterneck top. Where better to turn to than one of Oxfam’s festival tents? Feelgood fashion: From outdoor classics to T-shirt chic, Oxfam is offering carefully tailored fashion edits at festivals around Britain British charity Oxfam makes up to £250,000 a year with its festival shops, supplying revellers with timely changes of clothes. And everything it takes is sorted here, in a warehouse outside Huddersfield. A mountain of sacks – with labels such as Formal Saturday, Cashmere, Womad and Wedding Dresses – sit under a giant heater, ready to be shipped out. Oddly, this is stock Oxfam’s network of charity shops has already tried – and failed – to sell, thanks perhaps to volunteers who have let some real gems slip through their fingers. While fake furs and waterproofs go everywhere, each festival requires a different fashion edit. ‘At Leeds, we sell hoodies,’ says festival shop manager Lisa Morris (pictured right).

‘Floral tea dresses and vintage gear go to Latitude in Suffolk; sparkly stuff to the Isle of Wight’s Bestival. We’re also putting aside animal jumpers for Bestival because it’s animal-themed this year.’ At Bestival, Oxfam also stocks fancy dress – on ‘Formal Saturdays’ it provides everything you need to look like a country lady or gent. ‘And Paul Weller is playing on Sunday at Latitude, so we have Mod Sunday to encourage the boys to dress up as mods,’ says Morris. Revellers often purchase Oxfam clothing at the Isle of Wight FestivalMen regularly purchase new wardrobes at the Oxfam festival stores ‘On the Isle of Wight, you’ll get four seasons in a day,’ adds Morris, with all the weary experience of someone who has gone to six festivals a year for the past three years. ‘And people can’t be bothered to go back to their tents so they buy what they need when they need it.’ Sixty days a year is spent getting stock ready – and donations of clothes are still needed – but it’s worth it.