Bodymap, formed by David Holah and Stevie Stewart, was one of the brightest design teams to emerge in the 1980's. In the spirit of punk, Holah and Stewart turned the 'establishment' upside down with their wild and unconventional clothes. As the dress historian Kevin Almond has commented: "Holah's and Stewart's stretch clothes often had pieces of fabric in unexpected places, so that the emphasis was transferred from one place to another. In this case, they have borrowed the skirt-like apron from a pair of Seditionaries bondage trousers in an attempt to both hide and draw attention to a man's crotch."