Recycled Fashion - 60s Poster Dresses

Cheap, fun and definitively pop, paper dresses were worn once or twice and then discarded.

Paper fashion was not always associated with such principled objectives as recycling. Harry Gordon sold his “poster dresses” for 3 dollars; other fashion designers, such as Elisa Daggs, Bonnie Cashin, Rudi Gernreich, Bill Blass and Pierre Cardin, sold their paper dresses for sums that ranged from ten to two hundred dollars. Paper dress parties were all the rage.

via http://deyoung.famsf.org/blog/pulp-fashion-goes-pop

Madonna's Shark Table

Bruce Gray is a Los Angeles furniture designer and sculptor. Desipite clear reference to pop-art icons such as Claes Oldenburg, Gray hasn't yet achieved the superstar's status, but he is definitely heading there. His works are included in over 1200 collections and have appeared in 'Rush Hour' and 'Friends' TV series. The artist's clients are Madonna, Coca Cola, Mercedes Benz, Microsoft and Honda. Wooow! 

Red Angry Dog Coffee Table - £2400

http://www.etsy.com/listing/90889020/angry-dog-table-red-cartoon-style-coffee

 

The Big Cheese Giant - £5000

http://www.etsy.com/listing/90720717/the-big-cheese-3-giant-metal-swiss

Blue Shark Coffee Table by Bruce Gray - £2400

http://www.etsy.com/listing/90804913/shark-table-modern-stylized-shark-coffee

Red Giant High Heel Shoe - £15800

http://www.etsy.com/listing/90723777/giant-6-foot-tall-red-stiletto-high-heel