Personally, I feel that trash belongs in the garbage, not on the human body, and I prefer natural fibers to electrical wire and cassette tapes. Oh, and nails are a definite "no-no!"
Image of Nancy Judd.
Make sure to check out the slideshow.
Personally, I feel that trash belongs in the garbage, not on the human body, and I prefer natural fibers to electrical wire and cassette tapes. Oh, and nails are a definite "no-no!"
Image of Nancy Judd.
Make sure to check out the slideshow.
Cashmere, anyone? :-)
Breathable and washable cotton, anyone?
“...200 hours to cut and paste and sew it.”
Will she have to spend any carbon credits for this waste of energy? Lol...
Whut-ever.
“And now, Pres.-Elect Obama, representing the ‘Stupid Is as Stupid Does’ constituency...”
She must be a descendant of PT Barnum.
I bet this poor, deluded artsy-craftsy do-gooder thinks this is something new. It ain’t.
Waitakere City, NZ (where I live) has been running a “Trash-to-Fashion” pageant every year since... well since just after Noah landed his Ark. As long as I can remember, anyrate. Haute couture made from garbage, worn by models, displayed on a runway, judged, and (sometimes) bought for big bucks...
She is therefore passe, old news, last year’s style.
This was a plot line in the movie “Zoolander.” A fashion line based on what the homeless wore called “Dereliqted.”
Where have you been hidin’ out lately, honey?
You can’t dress trashy till you spend a lot of money.
I think she looks like a fun person, if you can get past all that eco save-the-earth BS. Her stuff, even from her own description, isn’t really wearable - one of her dresses she said could double “as a sweat lodge.” I can’t imagine a better use for Obama stickers etc. than the trash bin!
That said, I sure wouldn’t want to live anywhere near her. Can you imagine what her garage looks/smells like?
I wonder what the carbon footprint is of someone who spends a month making a dress?
I’d bet it is MORE harmful to the climate than it is helpful. But hey, she did save 1 square centimeter of space in a landfill somewhere.
way too much free time. she is definitely single.
Her designs are very creative, although more art than apparel. Kitschy and fun, clever and resourceful, but certainly not doable on a large scale. In the time it took to make just one outfit, she could have sheared a sheep, carded the wool, spun the thread and woven the fabric to make it out of durable, wrinkle-proof, fireproof wool. Instead, the person who buys her weird nail or glass or sharp aluminum-scaled garment will find that it falls apart after one wearing. Even worse, no one wants to hug them.
No surprise.