Trash fashion

Wan Yunfeng’s distinctive gowns are crafted from discarded items, draped and twisted around his body and photographed to send a message about the destructive power of human consumption.

We all know the mantra of efficient product usage: Reduce; Reuse; Recycle. When it comes to computers though, changing technology and the need for tech-minded people to upgrade makes it hard to reduce consumption. This means we're plagued with the problem of old computers lying around our sheds with need of a good home or project to give them new life.

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It’s that time of year again– time for the Wearable Arts Connection of Los Angeles to have their annual wearable arts fashion show! This year’s theme was “Road Trip Jacket…

Here is one of the most iconic dress ever made. Ephemeral, strange, but still looking good ! It was the work of Robin Barcus we already featured here.

It's called FASHUN, look it up.

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The Polish Academy SAPU - Szkola Artystycznego Projektowania Ubioru (Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design) has organized two days promotion of creating clothes from recycled materials.

The photo series, "Trash" is a visual call-to-action regarding the excessive use of plastic and how society is contributing to plastic pollution.

This haute mess was created in an effort to raise awareness about the massive amount of waste that is ending up in our oceans. All of these garments were made from litter that I picked up off the beaches of Los Angeles & Sydney, Australia. I teamed up with Photographer Lisa Bevis, hair stylist Nina Paskowitz & makeup artist Andrew Shulman.