The Balaclavas have taken over New York, from LES to Bushwick.
When I first started making knitwear seriously I was only knitting balaclavas. I was a sophomore in the fine arts department at Parsons who had just figured out she hates oil painting. I needed to figure out a way to meld my love of knitwear and my studio course so I made a balaclava with no face holes. I think I made up some self-isolation concept for it that was really dumb, but it started this chain reaction that had me making balaclavas on balaclavas.
What is the reaction usually when you wear them? Have you gotten any particularly strong or memorable ones? It’s definitely a staple! When you feel the wind smack you in the face you’ll say thank god for your balaclava [laughs].Where did you find your matching ski mask and sweater that you wore for the photoshoot?
You really wear some colorful knitwear on your Instagram page! What’s behind your love of knitwear and what’s the power of the garments in your opinion?
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