This document is about a fashion label called NONICH and their third collection titled "no guns in heaven, all bullets go to hell." The collection drew inspiration from Washington D.C.'s political climate and different sides. It is divided into two parts: Part 1 focuses on landmarks like the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial to represent the politics of D.C. Part 2 is titled "the grave we call home" but provides no other details. The collection aims to express different experiences through fashion.

1. nonichhouse COLLECTION 003:
“NO GUNS IN HEAVEN,
ALL BULLETS GO TO HELL”

3. NoNIcHHOusE
collection 003
no guns in heaven,
all bullets go to hell
INTRODUCTION
PART 1
politics as usual
PART 2
the grave we call home

4. NONICH is a fashion label focused
on effortless design mixed with
streetwear influences. We draw
inspiration from our own life
experiences.
NONICH began as an idea for
individuals to express themselves
through fashion. The vision is to
grow to create and express
ourselves within multiple
industries, including
fashion, music, film, literature, and
photography, while
maintaining a social responsibility.
INTRODUCTION
collection 003, titled “no guns
in heaven, all bullets go to hell,”
drew inspiration from the area
that we live in and the current
political climate. With this
collection, we wanted to
showcase the different sides of
the everchanging
Washington, D.C.
-NONICH HOUSE

5. PART 1
politics as usual

6. THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
Washington, D.C.

7. THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
Washington, D.C.

8. THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
Washington, D.C.

9. THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL
Washington, D.C.

10. THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL
Washington, D.C.

11. THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL
Washington, D.C.

12. THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL
Washington, D.C.

13. THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL REFLECTING POOL
Washington, D.C.

14. THE ARLINGTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE
Washington, D.C.

15. THE ARLINGTON
MEMORIAL BRIDGE
Washington, D.C.

16. PART 2
the grave we call home

26. [models]
@fraildamian
@ebok.n
@jei_xix
@kingrarii
@whenimsorry
[director of photography]
rodrick campbell
[lead designer & stylist]
damar bess
[creative director]
henry blanco
[contributors]