Jason Wu on Sustainability, Size-Inclusivity, ‘South Park’ Inspiration
Jason Wu and Gary Wassner talked at the “Vortex: Paradox, Promise, Possibility” conference, sponsored by Initiatives in Art and Culture.
Source: wwd.com
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