Flower fashion design

The supermodel, 22, looked showstopping in a white ribbon dress ensconced with vibrant floral blooms - before switching it up in a pink feathered minidress and edgy leather jacket.

Grace Ciao, a 22-year-old student from Singapore, uses a clever and original way to draw her fashion design illustrations. Instead of ink, watercolours, pencils, or fabric, she uses real flower petals. Not only do they serve as substitutes for lines and colours, but they also introduce their own unique textures and forms.

Many things in life draw inspiration from nature. Technology, architecture, and all almost all things we create are made by observing the natural world around us. This Instagram account called fashion.biologique proves that fashion also looks a lot like fragments of nature. Many clothes designers, especially high-fashion ones, make their clothes look like trees, fish, birds, and many other things that belong in nature.

Discover fashion inspired by flowers in stunning visuals captured by Eman Hussein.

Combining her love of flowers and fashion, designer Sandra Alcorn makes tiny horticouture dresses from the flowers and flora of her Tazmanian garden.

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Sarah Burton pays tribute to the symbolism of flowers in a free London exhibition

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DESIGN SCENE #024 the July/August 2018 is out o Monday, before the release discover our print cover starring top model YADA VILLARET photographed in NYC by photographer Filippo Del Vita.

Inside the Alexander McQueen exhibition, Roses - It's A Danielle Life