The photo series titled Limited Paper by Iban Montero, a photographer based in Bilbao, Spain, showcases a slew of sophisticated ensembles fashioned out of paper. Seemingly impossible considering how chic they look, these are not the sculptural creations past artists and fashion designers have tackled. The retro-inspired looks are simple enough that any girl would want to wear them. Of course, they probably aren't that comfortable.
The gowns showcased in Limited Paper by Iban Montero were created by Ane Lopez. Made to look extra glamorous in the black and white images, she topped off the impressive designs with equally crafty hats and headpieces. Beauty artist perfected the vintage looks with sculpured hair and arched brows Ana Gorbea. Model Natalia Iturregui looks as though she belongs in a completely different era.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Paper Fashion
- Creating fashion from paper can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for sustainable and eco-friendly fashion brands.
- Retro-inspired Fashion
- Reviving retro-inspired looks could be an opportunity for traditional fashion brands to attract new customers.
- Craft Techniques in Fashion
- Incorporating craft techniques in fashion can lead to a unique and distinctive style for emerging fashion labels.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion and Apparel
- Fashion and apparel industry can leverage paper as a sustainable and eco-friendly fashion material.
- Photography and Art
- Photography and art industries can incorporate innovative materials such as paper to create unique visual impressions.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Beauty and cosmetics industry can adapt to the evolving fashion trends of retro looks and crafty styles to complement their products.
