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Showing posts with label dress. Show all posts

Balloon Fashion



Balloon fashion by Rie Hosokai, who is also known as "Daisy Balloon".

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Newspaper Origami Dress


The artist Yuliya Kyrpo had the excellent idea of making a dress by folding sheets of newspaper in the shape of cranes. The dress can be seen at London's Science Museum.

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iClothing


iTee and iDress from iClothing provide an easy, comfortable way to store your iPad on the go!

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Recycled Circuit Board Creations

Circuit Board Shoes
Stylish shoes created from printed circuit boards by Steven Rodrig. [link]


Circuit Board Notebook
Cool ring-bound notebook made from a recycled circuit board. [link]


Circuit Board Necklace
Necklace made from circuit boards and magnets by Christoph Koch. [link]


Circuit Board Guitar
Miniature electric guitar made from the innards of an MP3 player. [link]


Circuit Board Sneakers
Nike sneakers created by Gabriel Dishaw from old computer parts. [link]


Circuit Board Clipboard
Clipboard made from recycled motherboard that might otherwise have ended up in a landfill. [link]


Circuit Board Clock
Laser etched clock where the numbers have been replaced by a variety of schematic and logic symbols. [link]


Circuit Board Car
Extremely unusual car decorated with recycled circuit boards. [link]


Circuit Board Fan
Hand-held fan made from old circuit boards and vinyl records. [link]


Circuit Board Dress
Stylish dress and handbag created by Fabio Renaldo from recycled computer chips for the Eco Chic fashion show in Indonesia. [link]


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Gown Made From Recycled M&M Wrappers


TerraCycle’s Green Up Shop—a short-term showcase for the company’s upcycled products—as well as a life-size gown stitched from discarded candy wrappers.

TerraCycle commissioned the one-of-a-kind dress from Chicago couture designer Christina Liedtke, who was inspired by both the pop-up shop’s spring theme and Earth Day’s upcoming 40th anniversary.

To create the gown, more than 1,800 flowers were individually cut and sewn from 600 Peanut M&M wrappers, a time-consuming process that took over 100 hours of labor.

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NYC Subway Map Dress

Massimo Vignelli's iconic New York City subway dress!


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