Balloon Dresses
The Art of Balloon Dresses, by modern Artists
It was gaining popularity back in the 1980s. Balloon artists from all over the world started experimenting making dresses with 160 and 260 twisting balloons. Twisting balloons are also known as the magic balloons. Do you know that the initial weaving methods such as the flat weaves were actually methods of weaving baskets with a pine needle? It was to achieve cloth like materials but with balloons. Further methods were then innovated along the way. Later in the 1990a, artists start to create interesting balloon dresses weaving techniques that can only be achieved by latex balloons. Artists are no longer restricted to just one style of balloon dress making. One of the best modern balloon dress maker by the name of Rie Hosakai, is the inspiration of many artists in the world. We created many techniques and styles of making balloon dresses which is both modern and refined. Another well known balloon artist Marie, owns a very high reputation in the field. Her facebook page is very regularly update. Check out her stunning balloon dresses, concepts and unique ideas!
Our Singapore Books of Record
Jocelynballoons set a record of the longest balloon dress back in May 2014.
Contact us for opportunity of collaboration of balloon dress commercial photo-shoots, fashion photo-shoots and events. We cater to wedding photo-shoots and other forms of studio photography projects as well.
Together with balloon artist Jazz Ang, we came out with a series of fashion shoots with local models.
Tones of Blue Concept
Model: Clarice Wong
We did a short interview with Clarice on her first experience wearing the balloon dress, made by Jazz. Interview was done by our great pal Norvin. Venue sponsor: Little Red Balloon Events
Red Fantasy
Model: Sherry Siau
Blue Basic Dress
Model: Chrissa Ng
Goth Series
Model: Jerlinda
Living in my dream
Model: Yifan Liu
“The art of balloon sculpting is not just for kids. Balloon sculpting art is for all ages.” – Jocelyn Ng