Dadaism is an art movement that began during World War I as a reaction against the smugness of highbrow traditional art. Their work represented alternative ways of thinking and using different materials. GOODKILL was inspired by Dadaist collage art – using patchwork, dark colors, absurd use of lines and edges, and unorthodox experimentation with textures. Using these elements, GOODKILL represents a reaction against traditional women’s wear. The resulting pieces replace typical feminine silhouettes with wide, asymmetrical forms and layering.