ABOUT THE COLLECTION: 

Inspired by the 2004 Bratz doll collection “Tokyo-a-go-go” and the early 1900s Edwardian/Gibson Girl aesthetic, artist and designer  has painted, slashed, and spliced together deadstock and damaged Prairie Underground garments to create one of a kind works of art. In keeping with JRAT’s unique approach to the zero waste methodology, these pieces are “densely pleated, boldly clashing, and unexpectedly rhythmic.” Janelle’s work is scrappy, unapologetic, and a testament to just how much time and energy it takes for real humans to create every consumer product we engage with—this collection is a celebration of the tireless work and hardline commitment to ethical and sustainable fashion that both Prairie Underground and JRAT share.