This spring, we pair the bold graphics, playful shapes, and whimsical colors of the latest runway looks with the imagery of six Atlanta artists.

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18K gold open circle earrings
Tassels Jewelry
$695
3802 Roswell Road
Snakeskin patchwork jacket
Bottega Veneta
$10,800
and bronze romper
Bottega Veneta
$1,800
Phipps Plaza
Handbag
Chloe
$1,750
Neiman Marcus

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Yellow beaded earrings
Oscar de la Renta
$395
Neiman Marcus
Lenox Square
White crop top
Maticevski
Price upon request
Jeffrey Atlanta
Phipps Plaza
Red bangles
Stylist’s own
Green flare trousers
Gucci
$890
Jeffrey Atlanta
Paris handbag
Balenciaga
Price upon request
Jeffrey Atlanta
Graffiti pumps
Christian Louboutin
$725
Jeffrey Atlanta

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Polka dot top
Saint Laurent
$1,590
Saks Fifth Avenue
Phipps Plaza
Gold lamé track pant
Stella McCartney
$860
Saks Fifth Avenue
White patent T-strap pump
Christian Louboutin
$795
Jeffrey Atlanta

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Stripe flower earrings
Lele Sadoughi
$215
Saks Fifth Avenue
Shift dress
Dolce and Gabbana
$1,795
Saks Fifth Avenue
Stripe platform sandal
Aquazzura
$895
Jeffrey Atlanta
Rosebud croc clutch
Nancy Gonzalez
$3,250
Neiman Marcus

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Earrings
Quiet
$165
Kane Boutique
691 14th Street
Black leather jacket with beaded appliqué
Louis Vuitton
Price upon request
Louis Vuitton
Lenox Square
Black sheath dress
Derek Lam
Price upon request
Peoples Boutique
3236 Roswell Road
Gold flatform sneakers
Stella McCartney
$730
Peoples Boutique

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Two-tone earrings
Oscar de la Renta
$395
Neiman Marcus
Gilet
Akris
$3,990
The Shops Buckhead Atlanta
Satin side panel flare pants
Valentino
$1,490
and white stud fanny pack
Valentino
$1,375
Valentino
Phipps Plaza
White sneaker with red fur trim
Givenchy
$950
Saks Fifth Avenue

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Earrings
Oscar de la Renta
$490
Neiman Marcus
Blush inez top
Milly
$275
and poof skirt
Milly
$595
Sandal
Sophia Webster
$595
Neiman Marcus
About the Artists

Artwork courtesy of And Also
And Also
Graphic artist Dave Ranney, aka “And Also,” grew up going to the National Gallery of Art and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C., where he was inspired by the modern minimalism of Sol LeWitt, Frank Stella, and Roy Lichtenstein. The artists inspire his creative direction today. “And Also” started as a personal 100-day design challenge (creating one rainbow each day) and evolved into his own distinct style.

Artwork courtesy of Angela Blehm
Angela Blehm
Mixed-media artist Angela Chrusciaki Blehm is inspired by the clothes people wear or dream of wearing; the routines and patterns of life; homes and the structures people live among; and the idea of color as antidote. Her feminine works, which feature bold stripes and bright shapes, show her penchant to break rules and experiment. She has a BFA in studio arts from the University of Houston and works out of her home studio in Gainesville.

Artwork courtesy of Brandon Sadler
Brandon Sadler
Sadler, aka “Rising Red Lotus,” is a native Atlantan who earned a BFA in painting and illustration from SCAD Atlanta. A multidisciplinary artist, calligrapher, film director, and writer, Sadler’s style and philosophy reference American graffiti, traditional Chinese and Japanese calligraphy and painting, manga comics, and indigenous symbolism, lore, and design.

Artwork courtesy of Britt Bass Turner
Britt Bass Turner
Atlanta native Britt Bass Turner is known for playful abstracts full of movement. She fell in love with color and design at a young age through immersing herself in fabric samples and color swatches gathered by her interior designer mother. Turner is constantly refining her eye for aesthetics and design and hopes to bring this sense of exploration and curiosity to the current work that she paints full-time in her Roswell studio.

Artwork courtesy of Joseph Guay
Joseph Guay
Born in Lewiston, Maine, Guay uses various media from photography and film to painting and sculpting to shape his culturally stirring pieces. His latest work, titled DUEL // DUAL, explores the two sides of our sociological and political climate. Elements of the work include photographs and sculptures; paintings made from motor oil, shattered high-rise glass, and gunpowder; as well as sculptures created from live-round ammunition and handguns.

Artwork courtesy of Yoyo Ferro
Yoyo Ferro
Ferro is a native of Piracicaba, a city in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he was a bassist for a punk rock band. Now, he makes his home in Atlanta, and his murals can be found on building facades all over the city. His work displays a sense of nonconformity, which can be seen in his paintings and whimsical abstract art featuring bright primary colors bounded by a single continuous looping black line.
Styling: Jabe Mabrey
Hair: Destiny Curkendall
Makeup: Samantha Trinh
Nails: Terrance Terry
Model: Ashleigh Baugh
This article appears in our March 2018 issue.