Peaches
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Hi, come in. Welcome to Fashion Neurosis, Peaches. Thank you. Nice to be here. Can you tell me what you're wearing today and why you chose these particular clothes?
What I'm wearing today, let's start from the top. I'm wearing Jacques-Marie Mag glasses. I'm wearing an earring that my mother gave me and I lost one. So I'm wearing a little bit of a A booby earring to fill the hole, sort of say, that I got from a TSA agent that came to my show. I'm wearing a necklace from Johnny Valentine, which was a gift from Johnny Valentine. I'm wearing my favorite cozy long sweatshirt jacket that goes with me everywhere for comfort. And it's from a website, like online locker room. I think it's just like some... I feel like in my mind, it's an independent person making these clothes and their partner is like this older woman just like wearing everything for the photos. And I just thought they were really cute and it's also very cozy.
My dress is from a pop-up shop in Montreal from a gallery. I don't know. I don't have a name on it, unfortunately. And my boots are from, it's a collaboration between Trippin and Esther Perbent, who is a Berlin designer, very amazing, probably like Berlin's answer to Rick Owens, but in their own independent way.
Yeah.
And I'm wearing my lucky ring that was given to me by Yoko Ono.
Oh, wow. Yeah. Gosh.
And oh, my grills are from Alligator Jesus, who just, I was doing a photo shoot in LA and Alligator Jesus showed up and put some wax in my mouth and said, I'm making you a grill. And then showed up three days later and gave me this.
Yeah, they're really beautiful. Yeah. I've never seen you with grills. They're very elegant and kind of dazzling. I like them a lot.
It's great. I've learned how to sing with them. Really? Yeah, I've been doing every show with them. It just feels special. Yeah. Yeah. gives that sort of superhero feeling.
Yeah. It's nice to have something that catches the light on stage. When I'm designing things, I'm often thinking, how can I find things that catch the light? Because it's such a thing. However ugly the material, if it can catch the light, it kind of has a third dimension of a It's great that you're so articulate and it's your mouth that catches the light.
Yeah, that's where everything starts, from the mouth.
Language. Language is everything. Yeah.
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And you're the legendary Peaches, punk rock singer and performance artist and described as a feminist queer icon. And also you're outlandishly normal in some ways. And you say you thrive on misconceptions. And I wondered, what's your favorite misconception?
That I'm just like horned up all the time and ready for sex with whoever shows up. Yeah. Yeah. That's not what I'm about.
Yeah, certainly knowing you a smaller man, you don't seem at all like that and it's
I want people to feel comfortable with who they need to be. And using sexuality and body positivity and questions around all of those things is what I'm interested in because I feel like that's what we have. We have our bodies. And if we are not given the agency, even the words that I'm saying, if we aren't given the agency, you know, if we don't take the agency back for our own bodies, that's a problem because that's who we are and that's how we are going to come to become who we need to be over and over again.
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