Streetsnaps: 綺園園長 PAY7 Ft. G-SHOCK
今回，我們和 G-SHOCK 展開合作，以次世代錶款 GA-V01 為契機，召喚多個超新星品牌/單位輪流出鏡全新一期 Streetsnaps。
第一彈，就由 Gold Garden & Pay7 作為開場吧！
作為次世代創意人士，Pay7 於 2023 年創立 Gold Garden。其創作特色在於將「動漫元素」巧妙融入「古董飾品」，因而打造出許多視覺衝擊強烈的項鍊作品。例如 Tamagotchi 電子雞系列、EVA 系列，以及超人氣的時空美少女系列等。
藉由這次企劃，將揭示 Gold Garden 和 Pay7 的靈感來源，以及她平時如何佩戴 G-SHOCK GA-V01。
個人穿搭單品
Watch：G-SHOCK GA-V01A-8ANecklace：Gold GardenClothing：HYSTERIC GLAMOUR official.Bag：heavnShoes：GRAPE
造型概念：加入有趣的小單品
我傾向挑選有趣的設計單品來做混搭。比起追尋穿搭出一個風格，更希望是將這些我覺得好的設計，加入自己的想法，搭出適合自己的樣子！這次選用的銀色G-SHOCK GA-V01A-8A 也跟鞋子做了色彩搭配，很喜歡這種小細節的呼應～
關於 G-SHOCK GA-V01
GA-V01 為 G-SHOCK 最新推出的次世代錶款，以其突破性的原創設計和獨特的「有機外形」引人注目。它將稜角分明的組件與有機外觀結合，具備 G-SHOCK 招牌的防震、200 米防水和長達 10 年電池壽命等實用功能，重新詮釋了堅韌哲學。
平時個人喜歡的風格？
我喜歡看小眾品牌單品融合一些街頭潮流元素的風格，有一種又主流又非主流內味（？？？
創立 Gold Garden 的契機？
做了圖案&服裝設計多年，總是在遵守別人的規則設計，偶爾提出有趣的點子業主還以為我在開玩笑… 所以決定把過於爆棚的精力放在 Gold Garden ，成為我可以盡情創作的一部分。
設計靈感來自何處？
來自平時收集的各種古董墜飾跟小物，還有喜歡的動漫！有次我回顧了今敏的《千年女優》，我的想法就像那張經典海報，在面孔中充滿各種融合聖母、耶穌的畫像，開啟了把動漫元素融合在古董品的創作想法。
Gold Garden 想傳達什麼想法？
Gold Garden 中文 「綺園 」（起源），也是我的金色花園，創作的發源地，我希望用我的作品能讓大家看到自己閃閃發光的樣子。
聊聊品牌現在的運作模式？
目前從製作設計到圖像都是自己作業，很多的時間我都在為項鍊搜集古董小物，除了特製項鍊以外也做了品牌的IP角色，致力於發展多元的品項！
未來有哪些企劃？
未來正在準備將品牌角色 Akumagii 阿咕嘛姬做立體化在產品上，敬請期待！！
推薦台北一個好吃、好玩的有趣地方？
推推台北信義「 開囍滷肉專賣店」，他們將台式小吃做得相當高級又好吃，店內裝潢跟設計完全是一家質感小店，開幕還把廚房改成 DJ 台從下午開始放歌超級好玩！
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