Olivia J. Bennett
is a writer, editor & critic.
She works across narrative development, editorial strategy and cultural insight for creative, design-led projects.
Her writing spans screen, sound, software and the systems that shape them.
She works across narrative development, editorial strategy and cultural insight for creative, design-led projects.
Her writing spans screen, sound, software and the systems that shape them.
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“It wasn’t about fashion for me—it was about how clothing can haunt us, especially when it belonged to someone who’s died. How hard it is to throw out a dead person’s shirt if you loved them. How the smell of clothing can provoke such a strong reaction—you can be turned on by it, or disgusted by it. I wanted to explore those unspoken obsessions and anxieties around clothing: fetishism, body dysmorphia, all woven into this genre nightmare.”