I Have a Dream." With these simple yet powerful lines, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. became a source of hope for people everywhere. In the United States, the third Monday of January, which falls on his birthday, is designated as "Dr. Martin Luther King Day," a national holiday.
While many celebrities honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on social networking sites this year on "Dr. King Day," a street brand from New YorkKITH.expressed their respect for him in their clothing.
The design source for the bold all-over print is the historic demonstration March on Washington.
Illustrator Edward Sorrell's animated rendition of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
The graphic with a unique touch is the cover of The New Yorker, designed by Diana Ejayta in 2020.
Kiss is focusing on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s rare leadership and influence, and the lineup includes designs that symbolize his charisma, such as the 1963 March on Washington and covers from The New Yorker's archives. Kiss' taste can be seen in the way they have incorporated these designs into their street-style lineup.
In addition, the proceeds from this collection will be used to fund Dr. King's legacy and humanitarian activities. Social activities through fashion, we hope you will join us.
