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A Sculptural Silicone Vest Two Years in the Making

Designer and sculptural artist @loloxloloxloloxx has unveiled a silicone vest quietly crafted over the past two years.

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Designer and sculptural artist @loloxloloxloloxx has unveiled a silicone vest quietly crafted over the past two years. This never-before-seen piece began as plastiline and was gradually cast through silicone and plaster molds, with each layer hand-molded and every curve echoing deliberate intention. It exists less as a garment and more as a sculpture—an intimate experiment in form and texture that wears more like a whispered story than an outfit.

Soft yet strange, the vest carries a playful charm reminiscent of a childhood teddy bear, radiating quiet warmth and eccentric tenderness. There is something about it that feels long-forgotten, as if drawn from the back of a drawer—familiar yet elusive. Time is stitched into its folds; memory clings to its surface.

Ultimately, this quiet sculpture does not merely dress the body. It dresses the feelings we thought we had outgrown, offering a gentle reminder that clothing, too, can remember.

FAQ

Who created the silicone vest?

Designer and sculptural artist @loloxloloxloloxx created it. The piece began with plasticine and progressed through silicone and plaster molds, hand-formed layer by layer over two years, resulting in wearable art closer to sculpture than clothing.

How long did it take to create this silicone vest?

It took two years. The prototype began with plasticine and was slowly cast through silicone and plaster molds, with each layer hand-formed to create sculptural clothing where time and memory are inscribed into wrinkles and surfaces.

What is the design concept behind the silicone vest?

The concept evokes the quiet warmth and eccentric tenderness of a childhood teddy bear. It's an intimate experiment with form and texture that goes beyond simply clothing the body to dress the emotions we thought we'd outgrown, creating garments that remember.