world of wearable trashion

My two nieces came over before Lockdown with their Barbie dolls and had fun making trashion outfits for them from some of my collection of plastic rubbish:

Coffee-cup skirt

Skirt of rubber bands


Gift-wrap skirt

Plastic glass skirt

Plastic bag dress

Plastic lei dress

Metal foil dress

Pot scrubber dress

Onion bag dress

Aluminum foil dress

Balloon skirt

Plastic bag dress


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