ep6, Jakob Pablo on fashion as an art that everyone practices, sultry androgyny, and the artist’s wardrobe
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In this episode of The Fitting Room, Hazel speaks with @jakob.pablo — a Queens-based visual artist exploring the intersections of visual art, fashion, and self-expression. Jakob is a regular presence in New York’s creative scene and, as he says, also happens to know the best sandwich in the city.
They discuss Jakob’s fashion journey — from streetwear to flowy, androgynous silhouettes that define his current style. Jakob reflects on the influence of online fashion forums, the lessons learned from his mother’s style influences, and how music continues to shape his aesthetic. The conversation dives into conscious buying, how to balance self-expression with consumer restraint, and the artistry behind clothing construction.
Brand mentioned: https://wenjuelu.com/
Find more of Jakob’s work on Instagram @jakob.pablo and X @jakoboffline.