Thread Show San Diego

Jorge Tellaeche at Adapta Project’s “Dress Me in Paint” installation

You lazy bastard. You missed this weekend’s Thread Show, didn’t you? The new venue, a tent at the Sheraton, was a little hot and sticky, but cool nonetheless. The vendors were cool, too, especially LA-based Purleiu and Ximena Valero and SD-based Quiet Hero.

But (and here’s where I tell you I’m a part of Adapta Project and therefore promoting myself shamelessly via CityBeat’s blog), one of the coolest things by far was Adapta Project’s art installation. Jorge Tellaeche and I paired artists with designers (half from SD, half from TJ) and had them make one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces for the show.

The outifts were all beautiful, but San Diego artist Michael James Armstrong and his designing counterpart, Sugardale went all out in the making of this amazing creation:

For more pictures from Thread, you’re allowed to visit my flickr page.

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    Jorge is surprisingly under-dressed.

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