Wearable art clothing

I never made a jacket before creating this Boro-inspired jacket. I made lots of mistakes, but am quite happy with the result!

YITAI on Instagram: "This shirt is made from a vintage 1930s homespun linen table cloth with selvage edges, entirely hand-embroidered, and I trimmed it with mother-of-pearl buttons. When I find these beautiful linens, I always ask for the owner’s permission to repurpose them into garments. Often times, I find these materials forgotten and I want to give them a new purpose through wearable art. #YITAI #fyp #design #fashion #fashiondesigner #handmade #handsew #vintagefabric #sewing #sew"

by Heidi Emmett I’m going to take you through a few days of the cool stuff I find on Pinterest. I prefer to look at Pinterest early in the morning. It’s waaaay too stimulating for me to…

Dayle is an arty, avant-garde dresser who loves drape, layering, voluminous silhouettes and asymmetrical details.

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…

Angelia, Upcycled clothing, Designer and Teacher on Instagram: "This took me about 30 seconds to sew, it took longer to iron.😆 The linen was thrifted, and there was no waste. #upcycledclothing#secondhandclothes #linenclothing#refashioned #sustainableliving#slowfashioncommunity"

Had fun making and styling this! #trashion #crisps #trashdresses #wearableart #oneofakind #rubbish #recycled #redcarpet #dresstoimpress

Making your own wearable art is a great way to add custom pieces to your wardrobe and get the exact look you want to reflect your style.