Gary Harvey is redefining haute-couture with his impressive use of unconventional materials. With the expert craft, Harvey assembled 22 stunning gowns by recycling all sorts of common junk materials ranging from old t-shirts, to consumer packaging, to newspapers, to old laundry bags. Just clicking through the images of his gorgeous, reconstructed pieces, you’d never expect trash to look so glamorous!
Gary Harvey Brings “Dumpster-Chic” Couture to New York Fashion Week
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Diane Pham, 02/20/10
filed under: Accessories and Fashion, Eco Textiles, Green Design Events, Green Materials, New York City
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