Collage in itself acts as a metaphor for how peoples’ identities are formed: a collage is a creation made up of materials from varying sources – similar to how one’s life experiences are amalgamated to shape an identity. By appropriating popular British culture and fashion magazines, it re-contextualises our social influences to highlight the ridiculousness of stereotypes we identify. This repurposing of imagery, to then be returned to the same audience challenges human, and more specifically, British constructs of identities by critiquing fashion through the use of cats. As magazines generally portray a rose tinted and aspirational perspective, naturally these collages became a critique of the upper class, high society.