Tyoma & Melana
Melana
Have you ever noticed how the bold colors of your murals start to show up on runway shows this season? It's like the city’s chaos is the new couture, and I can’t help but see the next trend emerging. What do you think?
Tyoma
Yeah, I see it. The splashes of neon on the walls bleed straight into the catwalks. It's like the city’s own graffiti is the new haute couture. But I doubt the designers get the story behind it – they just grab the color. Still, it’s cool to watch my chaos become a trend, even if it’s only skin deep.
Melana
They’re copying the vibe, but not the narrative, which is the real edge. I love seeing the streets bleed into the runway, but if they’re just stealing the colors, they’re missing the story that makes it truly avant‑garde. Keep your chaos a step ahead – let them chase what you set, not just what you paint.
Tyoma
I feel you. The story’s the real power. I’ll keep dropping the plot lines where the colors blur. Let the runway chase the whole mess, not just the hue. Keep the chaos moving.
Melana
Exactly, darling. When they finally piece together the full tableau, they’ll still be playing catch‑up. Keep dropping those breadcrumbs, and watch the runway try to stitch them into something that looks, well, like it was designed from the start.
Tyoma
Got it, darling. I’ll keep dropping those breadcrumbs everywhere – just in case the runway decides to play detective and finally pieces the whole story together.
Melana
Sounds like a delicious game. Let them chase the breadcrumbs, and when they finally assemble the trail, we’ll be the ones who orchestrated the whole narrative. Keep the chaos alive.
Tyoma
Nice plan. I’ll keep tossing the breadcrumbs wherever the city sighs, so when the runway finally catches the whole story, it’ll look like it was always part of the design. Chaos stays alive.