A designer can dress up the body of a woman in the most expensive materials and still make it look drab. Unless art and inspiration is infused into the creation, the drape will never be perfect. Using the simple implement of paper, designer Xiaohan Shen uses the ancient technique of Origami to dress up his muses. The results, as expected are fabulous; imagine crafting blouses, dresses, skirts and accessories out of paper! Take a look at more stunning pics in the gallery that follows.
Tracy Reese’s Draped Frock celebrates the female form
Even before I get started with the frock, I must confess that the first thing that caught my attention when I took a look at that photo is the model. I know that you are saying, “That is only too obvious”. But unlike most other times, there was...
The female stereotypes revealed stylishly
Whether you are aware of your style or not read this guide to learn a little bit more about it .... 1.Sexy Lexis- Lexis is all about wearing clothes that reveal skin such as cleavage and fit extra tight. She may feel that conservative or unrevealing...
The Art of Shaving Travel Kit
For a close and comfortable shave even when you are out, The Art of Shaving compact and water-resistant Travel Kit is a necessity. It also serves a perfect start-up shaving kit. Priced at $200.00, the kit includes a Pre-Shave Oil, After-Shave Balm,...
Invisible tattoo: The latest body art
image courtesy Are you the one who is in love with body art, but can’t get it coz’ mom doesn’t like it? If yes, for sure there is some good news for you. Teenage rebellion just got a lot smarter! The tattoo Gods have answered the prayers.
Reminiscing Jum Nakao’s art at the 2004 São Paulo Fashion Week
Origami is the art of paper folding. Most of us are taught it at school as artwork but very few carry the passion forth and take it up as a full time profession. Dressing up pretty models in exquisite creations, Brazilian Japanese designer Jum Nakao...
