In the hot, ruthless summer of 2004, two men travel to New York City. One of these men is a designer, quiet but visionary. The other is his fast-talking cousin. These men approach in the blanket of nightfall by way of an old, corroded van, and in this van is the designer���s collection of hand-designed apparel. The clothing is unprecedented in its style and complexity. The designer knows he possesses the future of fashion and rips, washes, bold prints, and hardware are its lovely face. For one year, these cousins drive relentlessly door-to-door, suitcases overflowing with clothes. They storm everything from the smallest boutique to the largest department store to convince storeowners of their vision. Occasionally they���re ignored. Sometimes they���re kicked out. But more times than not, they m