SorryMeghan Markle. There is a new wedding dress everyone is talking about. A Virginia-based designer just won $10,000 for designing awedding dressthat he made out of toilet paper.
Diane Bondareff for Quilted Northern/Cheap Chic Weddings
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When it came to constructing the dress, the Chesapeake, Virginia-based designer used (you guessed it) at least 12 rolls of Quilted Northern toilet paper, along with a few trusty additions like tape, glue, and thread, which held the dress together. The final result was a halter-style gown with a train that wrapped to the sides of the dress. The model also held a fan-like accessory as she debuted the piece.
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Michael Russo, a celebrity wedding planner who was also a judge, said of the dresses: “These dresses, with the incredible level of detail and the originality of the design, make them showroom ready.”
And Cruz wasn’t the only designer to walk away with a cash prize. Augusto Manzanares from N.Y.C. came in second place and took home a $5,000 prize, while third place winner Mimoza Haska from Surfside Beach, SC received a check for $2,500.
So the next time you find yourself at a bridal shower, go ahead and give that toilet paper dress your best shot.
source: people.com