Kate Cusack Makes Marie Antoinette Wigs From Household Plastic Wrap

by Jasmin Malik Chua, 08/30/10

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Photos by Kristiina Wilson

Ecouterre isn’t a fan of Saran Wrap or its clingy, plasticized ilk, but we can’t help but be enamored of these Marie Antoinette-style wigs by designer Kate Cusack. Crafted entirely from the common household film—we’re pretending she gleaned her supplies from the aftermath of a block-party potluck—the wigs are a testament to the power of imagination. “There is an exciting ‘a-ha’ moment when someone realizes that there is more to my design then they initially expected,” Cusack says. “I create polished, elegant work that the viewer can appreciate in a serious way, but then when the viewer notices whatever the object is made out of, it surprises them and brings a smile to their face.”

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One Response to “Kate Cusack Makes Marie Antoinette Wigs From Household Plastic Wrap”

  1. maz says:

    How is this ecological?

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