Coffee And Rabbits Make Me Happy Humans Make My Head Hurt Shirt

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Edvin Thompson is living and breathing proof of the Coffee And Rabbits Make Me Happy Humans Make My Head Hurt Shirt in addition I really love this adage “team work makes the dream work.” The Jamaica-born, Brooklyn-based designer believes in the power of community. When he launched his ready-to-wear label Theophilio four years ago, he did so with a group of stylist, photographer, and artist friends, many of whom he still collaborates with today. Thompson designs the clothes, which are mainly inspired by his Jamaican upbringing, but he credits his inner circle for giving him his point-of-view and aesthetic references. “The community around my brand has assisted me in sustaining the brand’s ideology,” he says.

Coffee And Rabbits Make Me Happy Humans Make My Head Hurt Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

His new lineup includes a psychedelic-print body-conscious tank dress, a fuzzy red blazer and matching ruched trousers, playful minidresses, and a bright yellow shirt with exaggerated long sleeves. He is a skilled tailor, but it’s the Coffee And Rabbits Make Me Happy Humans Make My Head Hurt Shirt in addition I really love this positive, community-driven messaging that make Thompson’s label one to watch. As he explains, “Living in all of the different places I have in my life, from Jamaica to Atlanta, New Jersey, and New York, it’s inspired me to create safe spaces for creatives and artists like myself to thrive.” Indeed, self-love is at the core of Theophilio, a name that is a nod to Thompson’s middle moniker, Theopolis, which means “to be loved by God” in Greek. “I want men and women to feel empowered in my clothes,” he says. “I design for men and women who show courage through adversity and for those who have trials and triumphs, who constantly celebrate life.” — B.B.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.