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New York: Yesterdaysnews Hosts Newspaper Clothing Design Competition

2010/10/20 11:22:00 46

Clothing Design

In New York, YesterdaysNews, a company that made cat litter from recycled newspapers, organized a special costume design competition to cater to the company's green lifestyle and require participants to design and make waste newspapers. clothing 。 The prize winning works will be auctioned and the proceeds will be donated to the green environmental organizations of the designers.


The purpose of this competition is also to advocate a green way of life, which is very familiar to us. Low carbon life 。 We have always been accustomed to the habits of food, clothing, housing and housing. Low carbon, green and environmental protection, you may have been tired of hearing these words. Now, with a low carbon, these environmentalists may be really helpless.


Although the idea of making clothes in newspapers is not new, it is a hit. Environmentalism The banner is nothing new, but the newspaper designs of the winners are pretty good, especially those layers of dress. I don't know how many kilograms of newspapers are used.

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