In 2020, I embarked on an ambitious project that united my dual artistic identities, OLF (formerly known as “OLAFMYFRIENDS”) and my pseudonym “Wiseb3an,” to create a dynamic, graffiti-inspired fashion collection. This 8-outfit collection was entirely self-funded, independently organised and designed, merging my two distinct art styles into a cohesive and innovative vision.

Banksy once wrote, "If graffiti changed anything - it would be illegal," and this quote became the backbone of my creative process for this project.

I managed every aspect of this project, from concept development to final production, with the clear aim of making a bold statement against the exclusivity of London Fashion Week. To do this, I organised a guerrilla fashion show in Central London during the height of London Fashion Week – the fashion season – to showcase my collection. This event wasn't just about displaying garments; it was a direct rebellion against the norms of the fashion industry, pushing the boundaries of what fashion can be while challenging traditional ideas of who belongs on the runway and what a fashion show should look like. To further emphasise this, I purposefully chose individuals with no prior modelling experience to model my garments, working with them at their individual confidence and skill levels. I also had to design and fit garments for some models based solely on their sent measurements, as many lived in different parts of the country. It wasn’t until the day of the show that I could formally fit and assign garments and finalise the walking directions and timings.