Hiroshima Clock - Black - T-shirt dress

The Peter Kennard’s Hiroshima Clock dress is the Swiss knife of all dresses - it’ll look great almost anywhere. Dress it up with a jacket or give it a more casual vibe, wear it as a nightie or even as a part of your street style outfit - the options are endless. The comfortable oversize fit proves that comfy can also be stylish.

Peter Kennard’s Hiroshima Clock is a haunting photomontage that encapsulates the urgency of nuclear disarmament. The image features a starkly cracked clock face, frozen at the moment the atomic bomb detonated over Hiroshima - 8:15 AM on August 6, 1945. The broken surface symbolizes both the shattering impact of nuclear warfare and the irreversibility of such destruction. By isolating time in this way, Kennard transforms a mundane object into a powerful memorial, urging viewers to confront the ongoing threat posed by nuclear weapons.

The piece is emblematic of Kennard’s signature style - melding documentary realism with surrealist distortion to amplify political messages. Hiroshima Clock not only commemorates the past but also warns of a potential future shaped by unchecked militarization. The fractured clock serves as both a historical record and an alarm, pressing the audience to consider the consequences of nuclear proliferation. As with much of Kennard’s work, the simplicity of the composition belies its deep and urgent meaning, making it a striking and timeless anti-war statement.

- Fabric composition in the EU: 96% polyester, 4% spandex
- Fabric composition in the US: 93% polyester, 7% spandex
- Fabric weight in the EU: 6.34 oz./yd.² (215 g/m²)
- Fabric weight in the US: 7.08 oz./yd.² (240 g/m²)
- Smooth, comfortable stretch fabric
- Lowered armhole with a widened sleeve and a drop shoulder
- Comfortable oversize fit
- Blank product components in the US sourced from Mexico
- Blank product components in the EU sourced from Lithuania

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