Haven DeAnglis
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Hardcore, Street Punk and Horror Punk Looks
2019
Hardcore outfit, street punk outfit, horror punk outfit
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Hardcore Look
2019
Tank top: repurposed t-shirt sleeves, athletic elastic, felt lettering. Pants: denim jean scraps. Belt and Earrings: poker chips, spikes and metal hardware
Tank Top- Bust 32", Length 12.5" Jeans- Hips 38", Outseam 36"
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Skate Punk and Ska Punk Looks
2020
Skate punk outfit and ska punk outfit
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Ska Punk Look
2019
Shirt: fabric scraps, repurposed buttons. Skirt with Suspenders: fabric scraps, ties, reclaimed zipper, bleached denim scraps, metal hardware
Shirt- Bust 40", Length 22", Skirt- Waist 28", Hips 38", Length 18.5"
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Skate Punk Look
2020
Shirt: repurposed t-shirts. Pants: repurposed denim jeans, cargo pants, shoelace, metal hardware. Jacket: repurposed track pants, t-shirts, reclaimed zipper
Shirt- Bust 34", Length 15", Pants- Waist 30", Hips 42", Outseam 29", Jacket- Bust 38", Length 30"
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Street Punk Look (front)
2019
Shirt: repurposed bleached denim scraps, spikes. Skirt: fabric scraps, repurposed wool skirt with foiling. Jacket: vinyl scraps, repurposed denim dress, metal hardware
Shirt- Bust 36", Length 14" Skirt- Waist 31", Length 14" Jacket- Bust 38", Length- 20"
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Street Punk Look (back)
2019
Shirt: repurposed bleached denim scraps, spikes. Skirt: fabric scraps, repurposed wool skirt with foiling. Jacket: vinyl scraps, repurposed denim dress, metal hardware
Shirt- Bust 36", Length 14" Skirt- Waist 31", Length 14" Jacket- Bust 38", Length- 20"
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Statement
REFUSE Collection:
Punk music preaches building a better world, while many punk fashion brands do not consider sustainability when creating clothing. These brands add to the devastation fast fashion is imposing on the environment. Fast fashion, a term created to describe an overly rapid production schedule of inexpensive and poorly made clothing reflecting the latest trends, has created massive amounts of waste during production and from post-consumer usage. Refuse combines sustainable fashion ethics with punk rock’s history of do-it-yourself attitude. The garments in this collection are made from repurposed materials only: old denim, worn t-shirts, ties, poker chips, bottle caps, and fabric scraps. Each outfit is inspired by specific punk subgenres, reimagined through a contemporary lens. Materials, color and silhouette are chosen to pay respects to the history of each subgenre, as well as the clothing commonly worn within it, both in the past and present. Punk defies normality and reimagines systems; Refuse demands change in the modern textile industry.
Haven DeAnglis is originally from Skillman, New Jersey. She is a senior fiber major with concentrations in experimental fashion and sustainability and social practice. In 2019, DeAnglis began STITCH AND DESTROY, an upcycled punk clothing and accessories brand, and plans to continue to grow the business after graduation.