September Girls Are Here Only For The Candy Shirt

There has been a lot of conversation between my friends and peers—part of us really wishes that this pandemic was not happening right now. And it’s almost like, Why did it have to happen right now? Like, could I just be a little older or a little younger? Or could this just have not happened right now? Regardless, when I’m 25 or 45, I’m going to want to remember my own quarantine—being next to each other all the September Girls Are Here Only For The Candy Shirt and almost killing each other. But it was also kind of fun. The interlocking design and simplicity of the brand’s Eternal bracelet made it ideal for the collaboration. “The piece represents coming together,” says Hadid. “[And] all the great things that we and these organizations can do when we’re working together.” Shot on models Lucky Blue Smith and Cailin Russo weeks before Los Angeles’s stay-at-home order halted fashion production, the bracelet is representative of Martyre’s sleek aesthetic. Though the final images from photographer Jordan Keith are eye-catching, the project wasn’t the result of a lengthy creative brief. “There wasn’t much of a theme; we just try to portray our style,” says Laham. “It was a similar process to when we do a collection; we’ll put together our references and talk about what we visualize, but besides that, the rest is [about a] vibe. We get a bunch of friends together, from the models to the photographers and hair and makeup. It’s all people we know, so there’s going to be good energy and great chemistry.”