Bin bag origami dress

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Paper Wedding Gown

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                      Paper Wedding Gown

Media used: Sugar paper, Tissue paper and Doyleys.

I made this wedding gown entirely out of paper. I got my inspiration to do this from two artists 'Susan Cutts' and 'Violise Lunn' whose work was being displayed in the 'Gallery of Costume' in Manchester.

Drawing of the dress

Newspaper Dress.

Recycled Newspaper Dress.

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This recycled dress was completely made out of  Newspapers taking further
the inspiration from Peter Clark's paper collage dresses.

Newspaper necklace to go with the dress.

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Few drawings from the dress.

Drawn on a textured background using white and black oil pastels.

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Chosen section(skirt flares):
The background was coffee soaked and the image was drawn using graphite and chalk.
Then after, white tissue paper was cut in the shape of the flare of the skirt and stuck down with pva
glue to give the image more layer and depth.

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Collage Dress.

A paper collage dress inspired by Peter Clark.

Golden Book Gown

Golden Book Gown by an Italian-American contemporary artist and fashion designer, Ryan Jude Novelline.

Storybook gown constructed entirely out of recycled and discarded children’s Golden Books.The paper skirt is comprised entirely of the original book illustrations sewn together with metallic gold thread, and the bodice is made from the books’ foil spines backed by tape adhesive.