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Homes & Gardens
Megan Slack

Demi Moore gave 60-year-old silk wallpaper scraps a ‘second life’ in her tactile Met Gala dress

Demi Moore.

It may have seemed unlikely that 60-year-old wallpaper scraps would ever see the light of day again, but the reality of some archival Fromental cuttings could not be more different. These vintage clippings graced the most exclusive red carpet of the season via Demi Moore's floral gown designed by London-based designer Harris Reed. 

In a departure from previous monochrome palettes, Reed planned to find a way to work with color and print for his AW24 season, and a chance meeting with luxury wallcovering experts Fromental led to a sustainable solution: repurposing and piecing together the brand's archive silk wallpapers as fabrics. 

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