When we were little our imagination wouldn't had limit, with one little stick we could easily create a doll, with one paperboard box make a hause... The imagination of the girl I'm going to show you has been developing in one original way.
Angie Keiser is a United States mother that one day she realized that her daughter, whose artistic name is Mayhem, had a special gift. Her girl, tired of wearing ordinary princess dresses decide to try objects to create costumes and dresses. With four years old Mayhem started creating costumes on Minnie Mouse, one shark, Elsa from Frozen... everything with plastic and cardboards. But she became famous when she started copying the most famous dresses from celebrities. Dresses from the red carpet.
Nevertheless her dresses from paper weren't any moment game, but a early vocation as a designer. Jenna Lyons, creative director from J.Crew seeing her potencial, signed her to design a children collection how was seen in 2015. She also set up a show from paper dresses in the week of Fashion in New York and uploaded a video from CFDA awards on Instagram.
Her mom said: "Our sincere hope is to help us all remember the freedom of imagination we had as kids, and to encourage a life that celebrates that imagination".
Photo taken from @2sisters_angie
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Photo taken from J.Crew web
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