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Big Because Big Looks Good

Stockholm designer Beata Rydbacken grew the snap clip to the largest size a 3D printer would allow. What happens when a hair clip gets as big as your forearm. It started as a joke.

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Stockholm designer Beata Rydbacken grew the snap clip to the largest size a 3D printer would allow. What happens when a hair clip gets as big as your forearm. It started as a joke. A friend printed her an oversized clip, and she used it to fasten a jacket that had no zipper yet. That is how the Big Clip Hoodie was born, a grey hoodie closed with three pastel clips, and lately a star-shaped Big Star Clip has followed.

Next target was the belt. On the 8th, Rosalía turned up in a tulle skirt with a belt studded in fist-sized silver pyramids. Down to the beanie and the scarf woven from hair, the Shairf, accessories that were once supporting players swell in her hands to absurd sizes and take the lead. She has always been obsessed with scale, she says, and calls herself a spokesperson for the small, forgotten details.

Big, then bigger. Supersized, the objects turn their wearer into a cute doll. The moment everyday props overturn the body's proportions, the familiar shifts into uncanny play. Inverting scale is not simply a gag but a redistribution of attention. What details have you been missing all along.

FAQ

What is Beata Lidback's Big Clip Hoodie?

Beata Lidback's Big Clip Hoodie features a gray hoodie fastened with three arm-sized pastel 3D-printed hair clips. It started when a friend secured a zipperless jacket with oversized clips, and recently a star-shaped Big Star Clip version launched.

What design is the Beata Lidback belt worn by Rosalía?

The Beata Lidback belt worn by Rosalía on the 8th features fist-sized silver pyramid studs. She made headlines wearing it over a tulle skirt, part of Beata Lidback's scale-subversion accessory work.

How does Beata Lidback describe her designs?

Beata Lidback calls herself a 'spokesperson for small, forgotten details,' saying she's always been obsessed with scale. She continues work that elevates accessories from supporting roles to protagonists, enlarging them to the maximum size 3D printers allow.