Art‑meets‑fashion moments
Fresh social hits today: @ppoohkt's 'art meets fashion' outfits scored ~1K likes and 4,953 views, Wisdom Kaye teased solar‑system high‑fashion looks (250 likes), and Japanese designer @wareranood showed a custom guitar‑style build for a Fenderlist event — fashion crossing into performance and craft [][][]. Those posts point to a PFW thread of wearable art, cosmic motifs, and instrument‑inspired design for the season ahead [].
Thai actor Krittin “Pooh” Kitjaruwannakul — Instagram handle @ppoohkt — is tracked at roughly 1.9 million Instagram followers on HypeAuditor. hypeauditor.com Pooh and on‑screen partner Pavel have been recorded in Milan Fashion Week street‑style and interview coverage during the 2026 season, signaling the duo’s crossover from screen to fashion circuits. asianstyle.cz Wisdom Kaye registers about 13.9 million followers on TikTok, a platform where his editorial and themed styling work reaches mainstream outlets. tiktok.com One of Kaye’s planet‑themed styling clips on TikTok has accumulated roughly 2 million likes, illustrating why “cosmic” palettes and motifs have reappeared in his brand collaborations and magazine features. tiktok.com Japanese creator wareranood posts illustration and DIY content on regional social aggregators, a profile consistent with designers who pivot into crafted instrument builds. buhitter.com Fenderist’s Japan events list vendor booths, remakes and custom‑build showcases (including a Port Messe Nagoya edition on July 27, 2025), while Fender’s own Tokyo activations have featured Custom Shop builders — together these platforms explain where small‑batch guitar‑style fashion builds are being shown. fenderist.net Runway reporting from Paris Fashion Week this cycle emphasized wearable, sculptural pieces and performance‑led presentations, a broader context that maps onto street and social posts leaning into “wearable art” and cosmic references. wwd.com
