Can't afford CHANEL or Hermès? That's fine! She turns dream luxury bags into paper accessories that anyone can own
If you can’t afford it, just print one yourself!
Summary
- Stylist Asisa Rojasamaro launched the creative project "Printed Wardrobe," printing luxury bags onto paper.
- Dream bags like CHANEL and the Hermès Birkin are transformed into flat fashion accessories through paper printing.
- Beyond bags, luxury jewelry like CHANEL necklaces and bracelets are also turned into paper accessories.
- This offers a humorous and creative way to rethink the value of luxury and the possibilities of fashion.
Who says owning a CHANEL or Hermès Birkin has to cost a fortune? For her special project “Printed Wardrobe,” stylist Asisa Rojasamaro prints highly sought-after designer bags directly onto paper, styling models with these paper accessories for fashion shoots. Dream bags that usually cost thousands can now be easily “owned” with just a single sheet of paper!
From Birkins to CHANEL, dream bags become paper accessories
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In the “Printed Wardrobe” project, Asisa Rojasamaro replaces real designer handbags with flat paper prints of classic CHANEL, Hermès, and other luxury styles. Though they offer zero storage space, they still manage to be the most eye-catching part of an outfit. This humorous, creative approach also prompts a rethink: does fashion really require expensive pieces to work?
Not just bags—even CHANEL jewelry gets printed!
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Beyond designer bags, Asisa Rojasamaro extends her creativity to necklaces, bracelets, and other accessories, letting high-priced fine jewelry become part of a look with just a sheet of paper. From bags to jewelry, any dream piece can seemingly be realized through a printer, giving fashion a little more freedom and room to play.
When luxury becomes a piece of paper, fashion can be humorous
Images from Instagram / @assiarojas
Rather than focusing on truly owning an expensive bag, “Printed Wardrobe” functions as a fun experiment on fashion and consumer desire. When designer goods symbolizing wealth and status are compressed into flat pieces of paper, once-unattainable dream items suddenly become accessible to everyone. Perhaps the most interesting part of fashion was never the price tag, but how we use imagination to redefine the possibilities of personal style.
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