Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 2月9日 11時56分

A change of scenery often results in a new outlook, and Becca McCharen-Tran’s recent move to Miami appears to have done her good. The tropical vibrancy of the city made its way onto @chromat's Fall runway, but the culture of South Florida is about more than punchy colors. Relocation gave McCharen-Tran a chance to think big away from the noise of New York, and it allowed her to consider the daily realities of global warming. “We started to design this collection thinking about the paradise fantasy of Miami, but living there made me realize it’s on the climate change frontline,” said McCharen-Tran post show. “Flooding, high tide, red tide—which is toxic algae that can burn your skin—these are everyday issues there which really made me consider how I’m contributing to the devastation.” Tap the link in our bio to see more from #NYFW. Photographed by @coreytenold

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