Origami Dress
I am so in love with this dress, and I even thought about if it could be done, but the fact is, I might be okay with a crochet hook, knitting needle and a paint brush... but sewing needles are just not me. Anyway, this is a dress for the red carpet at the Oscars not for every day or even a special day...

Each and every pattern was made by me and layered over the 'fabric' to create the damasque effect.

The shoes are based on a popular Japanese design and look a bit like the Geta sandals.

Amazing...wouldn't it be fantastic to see it actually made up!
ReplyDeletewow amazing colours and patterns Sybille - would be fab made up into a real dress :0)
ReplyDeleteWOW WOW WOW Sybille, that is truely amazing!
ReplyDeleteHelz x
beautiful patterns on the fabric!
ReplyDeletePenny.
ARGHHH!!! SPOOKY!!!!
ReplyDelete(crazy bit is...on my dress....I was toying with making the lilac bits more turquoisy!!)
Tis truly a marvel my Capitaine!!!
Your attention to detail is amazing, Sybille!! As is this dress AND shoes! Sooooo lovely!
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