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The word “Trashion” originally was used to describe couture, almost costume-like, designs created from repuprosed materials. However, with green sewing becoming more common, “trashion” has become more wearable. A great example of how far salvaged sewing has come, check out this video by CraftSanity on the Recycled Runway event at the Urban Institute of Contemporary Designs (and Jennifer’s entry, The ‘Headliner’ Newspaper Dress). [photo via CraftSanity]
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Sep 3, 2009, 09.33 PMby flowergirl22
I think usually trashy clothes are not my style,, but I am sure that if I put my mind to it,, it can be tastefull,