Atlanta based designers Amy Flurry and Nikki Salk collaborate on some fantastic paper installations, which are "fueled by a love of fashion and an appreciation of grace and nuance of this humble material."
Their beautiful paper wigs were commissioned by clothing store Jeffrey New York and Atlanta. The wigs mimic real hairstyles, and are constructed solely with paper.
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Make a piggy bank or money box out of paper
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Wrap a round present easily using tissue paper and ribbon
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Make a spinning paper helicopter
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Frame a sports jersey
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Make watermarks in paper for security
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Make a newspaper tree
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These type of wigs were also featured on the mannequins in the Kyoto Costume Institute. Not sure if it was the same artists though.
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