World of wearable art

The World of WearableArt (WOW) Show is New Zealand’s single largest theatrical production. The World of WearableArt Competition is the worlds leading wearable art competition attracting entries from around 40 countries

World of WearableArt (WOW) on Instagram: "The making of Tears Unseen 🤍 WOW designer @carena_west spent many late nights shaping, welding, pulling apart and starting again to get her stunning final result. Watch to the end to see this stunning work brought to life onstage, and check out our previous reel for more about this beautiful wearable art. Thanks for sharing your creation process with us @carena_west"

Designers from Aotearoa, Asia, the United Kingdom and beyond have been awarded prizes at WOW this year - discover them all now (and see which designer who took home the Supreme Award).

just made this wedding dress Wearable sculpture fine art artist, founder and creator of this type of art so for the first time (as far as I know) you can both wear and display in your home, gallery etc a piece of fine art. Completely unique and nothing else like it in the world, you have seen it here first. the beginning of a genre (wearable sculpture) lifting costumes into a new realm and into the art world. this is not really cosplay it's more an exhibit/sculpture that you can wear All…

Surry Hills paper artist Stuart Mclachlan is on a stairway to fashion heaven.

Portfolio - Rose Petterson. Showcasing digital and physical sculpture, 3D printing, short films and animation, wearable art, painting and set building

Utopian bodies- fashion looks forward Imaginable futures for the adorned body ≈≈≈≈≈ Forward utopian projections usually lean towards the futuristic, combining surreal and adventurous design elements, sometimes outlandish and impractical, other times visionary and prophetic. The recent Stockholm utopian fashion exhibition was no exception, with many aspects of modern design integrated into the couture that were inventive and served to elevate it into the future. Liljevalchs´Museum exhibition…

I only have a little shame in admitting that I love “Project Runway” (I know there are a lot of haters out there against crap reality TV, but I will always applaud raw talent being show…

Designers from Aotearoa, Asia, the United Kingdom and beyond have been awarded prizes at WOW this year - discover them all now (and see which designer who took home the Supreme Award).

Challenge yourself with this Caption this 526 jigsaw puzzle for free. 100 others took a break from the world and solved it