This sassy little number—a dress beautifully crafted from junk mail—has made the rounds of the internets. My friend Rachel saw it on A Dress A Day via Recycle Runway.
Fan mail dress by Nancy Judd
According to the designer’s site (from which I ripped these photos):
“Colorful junk mail (catalogues, solicitations, newspaper ads) were folded into fans and sewn onto a skirt and dress made of scrap canvas and a mantilla for the hair. The vintage shoes are covered with old postage stamps. The inspiration for this outfit came from the origami peacock earrings- Nancy Judd made them in 1988 when she designed and sold origami jewelry for a summer job.”
She pairs her piece with some helpful info on how to reduce your junk mail.
Thanks for the tip, Rachel!
Tags: junk mail
Monday, January 19, 2009 at 12:46 pm |
Wow, now I know what to do with my fashion design degree and all that junk mail I have been battling with. I have gone to several websites to try to reduce it but I am going to try writing companies individually to stop it once and for all. This article does give two places I have not yet tried so it’s worth a shot also. Thanks!
Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at 1:43 am |
Send photos if you do create new pieces!
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