Terrence Zhou, the founder of the fashion label Bad Binch TongTong, is not afraid to channel his wild side.
Terrence Zhou, the Queens-based founder of the clothing brand Bad Binch TongTong, isn’t interested in producing a simple pair of pants. “It can start to get a little boring,” says the 27-year-old designer, who has centered his two-year-old label around a single, fundamental query: that of how a garment should relate to the human form. Take his Octopus dress, as it’s become known, constructed from spandex and neoprene, and worn by the singer Lizzo last fall. Stretchy, black and subdued on top, the piece divides at the thigh into eight stubby
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