Want A Hairdo Change? Try On A LEGO Wig!

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LEGO people are notorious for having stiff, plastic hair. While that’s not something human beings usually strive for, that’s exactly what these women got. Design firm Elroy Klee decided to create hair out of LEGO. See some other results after the jump! 

The project was dubbed Mindplay: bricks on me and features photography by Niki Kits-Polman and Ebo Fraterman, and make-up by Esther Dijkman.

I think it’s certainly an interesting experiment in fashion, but I wish they’d gone even further. Try some up-dos, pony tails, or even braids! Would you rock a LEGO wig for a day?

(via Laughing Squid)


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