The Dress Tents project, which first began over 10 years ago, has recently been expanded to include a new selection of tents that were also worn as massive dresses before being photographed by the duo of Robin Lasser and Adrienne Pao to celebrate and explore the peculiar and fascinating concept of wearable architecture.
Each of these tents is capable of being flat-packed like a regular tent, but they can also be expanded out to expose their full range of shapes, colors and patterns and be 'worn' by a model before being photographed to create stunning and mind-bending visual art.
If these visual representations of wearable architecture seem funny, it's because they're meant to be. This is a project that fuses different aspects of design in a manner that is at once open-minded and irreverent.
What's Driving This Trend
- Wearable Architecture
- Opportunity for creating innovative clothing designs that combine fashion and architecture.
- Flat-pack Technology
- Opportunity to develop collapsible structures that are easy to transport and assemble.
- Visual Art Installations
- Opportunity to create immersive experiences using unconventional materials and forms.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to explore new avenues of expression through wearable architecture.
- Outdoor Equipment
- Opportunity to create innovative camping gear that combines functionality with artistic expression.
- Art and Design
- Opportunity for artists and designers to push boundaries and challenge traditional notions of art and fashion.
