Li Xiaofeng's Chinese Dresses

Many designers they say that everything in the fashion world has long been invented and nothing new can be created, there will only be a repetition and refinement of the styles of the past. It is difficult to understand why they think this way, and do they believe themselves, or are they deceiving themselves? After all, the creative potential of a person is practically unlimited and people will create everything new and new, including in the fashion world.

Although sometimes for a new creation it is really enough to look into the past and even use materials from the distant past. This is how the Chinese ceramics dresses that you see in the photo are made.

Master Li Xiaofeng creates dresses and other clothing from shards of ancient ceramics. He uses broken crockery from ancient times - the Song Dynasty 420-479 AD, the Yuan Dynasty 1279-1368, the Ming 1368-1644, and the Qing Dynasty 1644-1911.

These Chinese dresses are completely impractical, but they are not intended for everyday wear, as they are the embodiment of history and a work of art.

The fragments will be connected with each other by thin leather straps, and if you wish, you can try on dresses and even walk on the catwalk, make an original photo session, thereby enriching your portfolio, but only carefully, because one wrong move and a dress ...