Kelly Murray/ 2012
Murray used monochromatic paper from phone books, repeated pleats for the bottom of this 3 dimension outfit. The artist pleated, stuck, sewed and glued everything by hand.
Mauricio velasquez posada/ 2008/ Geomorfos.
Posada is a art designer research professor. He collaborated with fellow students in creating origami garments titled Geomorfos:- the body as a metaphor in the geographical. . Outfit is made from using crafting paper, it has repeated Chinese paper folding ( triangular units).
Yuliya kyrpo/ 2010
created this garment using metro news paper. Artist used 1000 news papers to create cranes to form the peacock train.
Katsuya Kamo/ 2009
created this elaborated head gear made from scored, cut, folded, braided, twisted and sculpted paper.
Creator - SIMPLY DEFINED PROJECT 2009 put this dress piece together by using brown paper grocery bags. The bags were cut apart, folded into pinwheel shapes, and then strung together.
Alotto Detritus/ Classic hoop skirt/ 2013
Jule Waibel/ Entfalting collapsible fashion/ 2013
Hugo Boss mens suit designed by James Rosenquist
made of paper 1998
Dana Jasinkevica 2010 paper wedding dress.
Jum Nakao Paper dress 2011,.
Lia Griffith. 2011. Ball dress made of magazine.
Lia Griffith. Passion Prom Dress made of paper.
Lia Griffith. Peacock paper outfit for prom night.
Cardiff school of creative and cultural industries .2012. Recycled newsprint dress.
Paper Fashion Dress 2012 by Zoe Bradley
Gary Harvey. News paper Tulle skirt.
Lia Griffith.2012. paper garment.
Paper shoes by designer Julie Vondervelle 2012
The Paper Gown 2010. By Avex
2012, Dolly and vebhash. Almost Alice collection made of paper.
Li Rong Liao. 2009 paper pleated dress
Posada's origami paper garment. 2008.
Marka Brose. 2008. Toilet paper dress.
Pratt and Ralph Pucci. 2011. Paper collar.
Franco Mirabelli. 2011. Gown made out of toilet paper.
Charlotte Stockdale. 2007. Paper garment.
Christopher Paunil. 2008. toilet paper wedding dress.
Alexandra Zaharova.2009. Paper wearable art garment.
Isabelle De Borchgrave. 1994. 17th-18th century paper dress.
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