PPR Challenge #6: Cornish Design

I was on a FABULOUS excursion to New York City for this week’s episode, so instead of a “two day” challenge, I had about 1.5 hours to ‘make it work’.

“Avant Garde” really threw me for a loop. Clearly, it threw the judges for a loop as well. “Advance Guard”, “pushing the boundaries…” but not “costume”. That is a very fine line.

My original art was done by my resident painter.

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My look drew inspiration from the colors, and the varying intensity of the brush strokes. Sometimes the paint is very thick, and in other places, it is translucent. I wanted this dress to have an AMAZING shape, and just be a mix of the colors hitting the layers of tulle.
Model and art

Time really was not my friend this week. But by the time Tim came through the work room, I did not have time to start over. I can still see the kernel of what I was trying to do there in the tulle somewhere. I will defend my look on the runway.
waist detail

But in the green room, I will agree that it is dangerously close to a ‘national costume’ of some sort.
Big hair.

I styled the hair in a LARGE exaggerated bun.  And paired this with a gold/bronze shoe.

Rock it girl!

Just like Bert, I’m not sure if they LOVE it, or if I will get sent home. ?

Check back, and see if I’m here next week.

 

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