Paper Dresses Might Just Be the Next Hot Trend

Maybe in the future or not in this universe, some people might argue, but I say that Ilya Plotnnikov and Alexandra Zaharova’s 2009 ad campaign for the July/August issue of L’Officiel is simply gorgeous. Unfortunately, the beautiful collections of paper dresses are not wearable otherwise I wouldn’t have hesitated to snag one of these dresses.

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The paper dresses feature delicate designs and showcase spectacular silhouettes. Each design brings a new perspective to fashion design, by conforming the rigid of paper to the female silhouette. Each piece also features beautiful finishes with detailed accents.

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Naturally, the pieces are all white in color, with a few black and white pieces available. One thing that is striking about the dresses is their depth and dimension, giving them a surreal feel.

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The special aspect about the paper dresses is that most of them could be tailored using conventional fabrics to create street-wearable designs.  The remarkable thing is that the accessories accompanying the outfits were also fashioned using paper.

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The couture paper garments might not be functional, but they are truly desirable.

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