Origami Paper Garments- Are They The Most Hazardous Clothes, Ever?

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These origami paper garments created by Mauricio Velasquez Posada are quite possibly the most hazardous fashion pieces ever created. Sit the wrong way, against the wrong thing, and in the wrong environment, and your dress might cut you, catch on fire, blow away, and melt into a soggy pulp—all at the same time. Check them out in motion by visiting Craftzine.

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