French Designer Makes Dresses Using ‘Storybook’ Spines

You must have seen historically inspired gowns as well as life-sized wedding dresses, but honestly, these stunning dresses will shock the hell out of you. Sylvie Facon, a French creator and designer has over the years been sewing fairytale dresses with gorgeous fabrics. Involved with many details, Sylvie’s gown can undeniably steal any catwalk on the runway.

Interestingly, the majority of her beautiful fabrics are crafted from the spines of old books, portraying the amazing versatility of the dress designer’s talents. There’s evidently no absence of creativity in Sylvie’s work and you sure would envy some of them. Have a look!

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Beautiful Dresses Made From Spines Of Old Books

Sylvie appears so much like Scheherazade, the main female character in the narrative of One Thousand and One Nights. Her feminine and sensual expresses a mix of humor, sweetness, and importantly outspokenness. Designing over 1001 dresses, Sylvie has a unique style as she gives free leash to her imaginations while also releasing some creative gestures with gorgeous artworks.

The Painted Old Town Dress

The talented fashion designer has, however, been noticed as she has worked with costume designer Morgane E. Grosdemange, International clients and has remarkably accompanied a theater troupe in making their costumes as well as wedding dresses for her friends and loved ones.

The Violin Dress

With a poetic sensitivity, Sylvie also spends quality time painting her creations with pieces that take about 300hours of work within 14days or more. Paying tribute to books and violins, three of Sylvie books hinged on her work have already been published. Sylvie is really doing well, right?

An Interpretation Of Didier Graffet Illustration: