Fashion Illustrator Designs Costume Using Wood: "Anything Can Be Created Out of the Ordinary"

• Fashion illustrator, Mimi Okeren, recently created a unique costume using wood as part of the materials
• The costume showcases the illustrator's ability to think outside the box and transform ordinary materials into wearable art
• In a chat with Legit.ng, he explained the inspiration behind the eccentric wood design

When it comes to creativity in fashion, the possibilities remain endless.

Mimi Okeren is a Nigerian fashion illustrator and designer who loves to think outside the box when it comes to designing.

He recently shared photos of his latest design - a costume with plywood infusion.

In the photos, the fashionista is seen posing in a gloved black velvet gown with plywood framing the dress.

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He accessorised with a black cap and dark sunnies.

In a chat with Legit.ng's Kumashe Yaakugh, Okeren, who described the design as 'landscape put into fashion', opened up about why he designed the unique piece.

In his words:

"This signifies that anything can be created out of the ordinary and ideas can be picked from the weirdest places. This shows a designer can create out of nothing .it can be worn to fashion shows, art displays, magazines, music videos."

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Okeren revealed that the design was made out of 15 pieces of plywood.

"I turned into a carpenter that day. I don’t bother about the stress hence I am able to pull off art. If one is an artist they will understand this."

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Source: Legit.ng