toilet paper wedding fashion
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something double-layered - these are the materials of the designers who competed for the title of the best at the 10th annual toilet paper wedding dress competition in New York. The elaborate dresses and lace veils entered in the competition were made from toilet paper rolls and materials such as glue and thread.
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1. This year's crown and $10,000 prize went to 28-year-old Susan Brennan for Romance on a Roll. It took about 20 rolls of toilet paper and a month of work to work on the image. “Toilet paper was everywhere,” said the winner.
2. The winner of the competition is the model Romance on a Roll by designer Susan Brennan.
3. A model presents a dress by South Carolina designer Mimoza Haska.
4. Dress designer Terri Glover, made from toilet paper, glue, tape and thread.
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6. The model demonstrates the decoration of the designer Katrina Chalifoux.
7. Designer Julie Hass (right) from Illinois straightens the dress on the model before the show. The dress is made from 28 rolls of toilet paper, duct tape, glittery ribbon and thread.
8. California designer Lupe Andrade created her outfit with toilet paper and hot glue.
9. Model Melissa August (right) in a dress by designer Amber Mills.
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11. Hem dress designer Luis Razo from Chicago.
Keywords: Designer | Dresses | Wedding | Toilet paper