Fashion

Looking for that extraordinary wedding dress that would really hit it out of the ballpark? Why not try Asya and Dmitriy Kosin's paper couture pieces. The artistic duo creates wearable paper art that includes...

Brooklyn-based illustrator Dena Cooper knows the ins and outs of the fashion industry. Trained in fashion design, she had a fruitful career as a womenswear designer in New York City. Add to that, an...

Rhea Ornias’ illustrations and paintings center around powerful women that stare straight ahead. These pieces are sometimes accompanied by poems (shared through her facebook), adding a poetic quality to her work. https://www.instagram.com/p/By-cHcnFiM1/ “As an only child,...

Gill Button's portraits make for a fashionable statement. Centered around powerful women, they're inspired by fashion icons and fleeting glimpses of models. Those are interpreted by Button with a fluid, gestural style, using either...

Karolina Pawelczyk draws nonchalant women, wearing fashionable outfits and going about their fashionable lives. A bit cartoonish and somewhat wonky, her illustrated characters argue the case of a more carefree approach to both fashion...

Maria Veronica is a London-based, self-taught fashion illustrator who likes creating girls with odd features and attitudes. Her artistic journey began when she made unintentional fashion illustrations for her fashion photography. https://www.instagram.com/p/B21LEeNABVy/ “Back then I...

Esra Roise's illustrations feature fashionable women going about their fashionable lives. Inspired by the fashion industry and pop-culture in general, her work also caters to a trendy audience, with brands like VOGUE, Stella...

Roxy van Bemmel's paintings very much rely on her background in fashion. Since graduating as a fashion designer from ArtEZ Arnhem in 2017, she committed herself to her two passions: painting and fashion....

Simona Murialdo’s fashion illustrations deserve more hype. Bold, vibrant, and popping, they have a sheen to them that makes for a mesmerizing effect (just look how she carves a cheekbone!). Aside from traditional illustration,...

For illustrator Tessa M. de Graaf, fashion is as much about creating a certain feeling or atmosphere than about the clothes themselves. Using ink, watercolor, paint, crayons, and pencils, her loose illustrations manage to...