Meet the creative collaboration behind the rising star's genre-defying style.
Author:Beatrice HazlehurstUpdated:Jan 3, 2020Original:Jan 3, 2020As rapper Tierra Whack stomped across the stage at the Red Bull Music Festival in Chicago, dozens of men swung with her in unison. Sure, they may have been constructed from fabric to cling to her coat, but the impact was the same: Tierra Whack has you hooked on her every move.
Meanwhile, Kurata says she doesn't think she's "formulating [Whack]'s style" — rather: "I see myself augmenting her style and realizing what she wants to express; I look to visionary artists and new up-and-coming designers as I feel they bring new ideas and vitality to the fashion world." It feels as though those adjectives also served as a springboard from which Randestad has built her brand. Experimenting with the limitations of various fabrics, the designer uncovered a process that has since become her trademark: pairing a stretch material with a stiff structure so that it curls at the seams.
Kurata says that subverting the hypersexual style traditional of the genre's stars was not a vocalized decision, but certainly a conscious one. Versatility may be an understatement to describe Whack's approach to fashion: She has worn a ginormous glove-sleeved sweater with Rugrats' Chuckie stitched on the chest, appeared on the cover of PAPER in a coat covered in stuffed toys, and transformed into a tomato for Coachella.
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