Barclay Douglas' papercraft wig is perfect for bookworms, those who are balding or anyone who appreciates a good piece of tree-killing art. The wig is comprised of yellowed paper onto which the phrase "Read Books, Grow Knowledge" is printed.
We've seen a number of innovations fashioned from old books. What a novel way to recycle an old tome that's headed for the trash! Check out more of Barclay Douglas' work at the link below.
Implications - Wigs were once considered historically favored, yet out of style now; however, with famous celebrities like Cher and Rihanna re-popularizing wigs, many fashion houses are taking notice. The appeal of a wig is in how easily it allows for dramatic aesthetic transformation, which is attractive to consumers seeking escape.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Papercraft Art
- The novel papercraft wig demonstrates the potential for papercraft art to be used in unique and creative ways.
- Sustainable Fashion
- The use of recycled materials like yellowed paper in the wig highlights the trend of sustainable fashion and eco-friendly design.
- Personal Transformation
- The dramatic aesthetic transformation offered by the wig taps into the trend of consumers seeking personal transformation and escape through fashion.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion houses can explore the innovation of using novel materials like papercraft in their designs to create unique and sustainable fashion pieces.
- Art and Crafts
- The papercraft wig showcases the potential for artists and crafters to create innovative and eye-catching pieces using papercraft techniques.
- Cosmetics and Beauty
- The wig's ability to provide a quick and dramatic aesthetic transformation presents an opportunity for the cosmetics and beauty industry to offer innovative wigs for personal self-expression.
