Pink Gin
Mod Couture in Paper: This delicate miniature captures the essence of 1960s fashion through skillfully repurposed sewing pattern paper. The design cleverly incorporates the pattern's original technical lines as deliberate style elements, transforming utilitarian markings into decorative features. The high-necked bodice in crisp white pattern paper is adorned with a pleated collar detail is the skirt illustration from the original pattern envelope—a thoughtful meta-reference to the material's origin. The straight, A-line skirt in naturally aged tan pattern paper features geometric notch markings that echo the era's clean lines and modernist sensibility. Set against a deep black background, this piece celebrates both the minimalist elegance of 1960s fashion and the quiet beauty found in repurposed dressmaking ephemera.
Mod Couture in Paper: This delicate miniature captures the essence of 1960s fashion through skillfully repurposed sewing pattern paper. The design cleverly incorporates the pattern's original technical lines as deliberate style elements, transforming utilitarian markings into decorative features. The high-necked bodice in crisp white pattern paper is adorned with a pleated collar detail is the skirt illustration from the original pattern envelope—a thoughtful meta-reference to the material's origin. The straight, A-line skirt in naturally aged tan pattern paper features geometric notch markings that echo the era's clean lines and modernist sensibility. Set against a deep black background, this piece celebrates both the minimalist elegance of 1960s fashion and the quiet beauty found in repurposed dressmaking ephemera.
Mod Couture in Paper: This delicate miniature captures the essence of 1960s fashion through skillfully repurposed sewing pattern paper. The design cleverly incorporates the pattern's original technical lines as deliberate style elements, transforming utilitarian markings into decorative features. The high-necked bodice in crisp white pattern paper is adorned with a pleated collar detail is the skirt illustration from the original pattern envelope—a thoughtful meta-reference to the material's origin. The straight, A-line skirt in naturally aged tan pattern paper features geometric notch markings that echo the era's clean lines and modernist sensibility. Set against a deep black background, this piece celebrates both the minimalist elegance of 1960s fashion and the quiet beauty found in repurposed dressmaking ephemera.
Dimensions: 28cm x 23xm x 6cm
Materials: Vintage sewing pattern paper, natural dyes, board, velvet
Frame: Fibreboard, glass
Care: Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the colours