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When Paper Was Fashion's Favorite Material

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By Ashawnta Jackson Verified, Joe Kapler, Stamos Fafalios, Vassilis Zidianakis
| JSTOR Daily Verified
The paper dress was a blip on fashion’s radar, popular for just two years, between 1966 and 1968. But when these dresses came to the market, they couldn’t be made fast enough. As art historians and curators Stamos Fafalios and Vassilis Zidianakis write, thousands of the dresses were produced and sold at “drugstores, supermarkets, department stores, and by mail order in exchange for clipped coupons and box tops.” But this short fad had a long-lasting impact.
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