Dresses entirely made of paper and conceived by Alexandra Zaharova and Plotnikov Ilya for a Russian ad agency, Doberman, have gorgeous pleats worthy of mention. Its geometric folds are definitely reminiscent of Bauhaus’s theater costumes, and even Kasimir Malevich! You get the drift.
Theatrical costumes from Bauhaus in Dessau
Malevich's early sketch of a costume for an opera in 1913
via: The Trendy Girl
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