Zoe Bradley Does Windows. Amazingly Creative Displays for Harvey Nichols Windows Made from Found Objects and Household Products.

Using products and found objects, artist and designer Zoe Bradley (about whose incredible paper fashions and window displays I have blogged before), created these headpieces for the window displays of department store Harvey Nichols. Using items such as paper drink umbrellas, silly straws, toilet brushes and rubik's cubes, she created these 'wigs' for the mannequin heads.








Zoe Bradley
Harvey Nichols

And You Thought Origami Was Impressive: Paper Fashions By Zoe Bradley

Artist Zoe Bradley creates stunning headpieces, dresses, sets and installations crafted from various papers. That's right.... paper. And boxes, and sometimes even plastic spoons. But her 'forte' is her signature use of various "luxury" papers in a sculptural way.



She also does windows. And by that, I mean the windows of some of the most prestigious stores around; Harrods, Selfridges, Liberty, and Smythson in London, Missoni in Italy, Brown Thomas of Dublin and more.

A graduate of Middlesex University she went to work for Alexander McQueen where she honed her craft that later became her trademark.

Below are some of her spectacularly designed dresses and headpieces that have appeared in editorial work and advertising campaigns.












And her headpieces:







And her in store displays:
















And of course, her head-turning window displays:













Some of her fashions have even been on the runway, as in these two from the Michiko Show:



There's a lot more of her impressive work to see. Be sure to check out her entire portfolio of work here.