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The half destroyed gown looks like something from a fantasy movie that instantly makes cosplayers scream with joy and want to rush home to make their own version. Bravo

Let´s change the phrase: Trust the process into trust the Hazariel. It looks amazing, i prefer this so much over the first version.

I love the final result! It’s so glamorous and creepy at the same time-like something a swamp witch would wear to a fancy gala or award show 💚

I get it. No matter how many beautiful dresses you make, there is still always the next thing to do to fill the void. It's the blessing and curse of being creative!! ❤

I love the destroyed version! I used to be a cake decorator and the fate of my creations was to literally turn into sh*t so I'm not too attached to the final product of my work, whatever the medium.

Oh gosh the textures on this dress became so complex and delicious! Really really big fan!

It's probably one of my favorite dresses on this channel! It's utterly gorgeous. (also Bébou in a basket is the cutest thing

People don't realise how often garments were altered, recut and redesigned historically. I think the end result was fascinating... Instead of glasses you could have gone for a half mask.... Very fantastical

The butterflies did make the dress cheap looking. Your ideas worked out just right!

this looks like the perfect dress for a crzay over-the-top fairy godmother I love it and I'm down for more creative destruction !!

I love the use of the heat gun and the effects you got with it! I think it was worth 'destroying' the first dress to get to the end result here. (Although I would call it 'deconstruction' and 'reconstruction', not 'destruction'.) The addition of the gold moth/ butterfly on the glasses frame was really smart

The first dress was beautiful. Such a great shape. The second dress is art. And I adore them both. Great work!

this dress makes you look like a villain in the best way possible, mixing the fanciful and the chaotic!

of course the old dress is stunning but i think it's wonderful that you reuse materials.

How about leaving some of the 'burnt' samples out, like on an inspiration board, to inspire you later, down the road. We do tend to forget really cool outcomes like this, and this one was fantastique!!!

Absolutely worth it! The other dress was a copy of someone else's work, but this is a very original piece of art that would impress any audience at any ball. C'est magnifique!

worth it! and the half and half thing works really well. The overall impression is stunning and fascinating!

I love it, it's a Vivian Westwood crossed with Fae fantasy.

I know you put an insane amount of work into the original dress, but I much prefer the destroyed version. It's gorgeous and slightly macabre. Love it. 🖤

I liked the old dress, but I LOVE this new one!!! This version has so much character, it's like it is telling a whole story with it's design ♥ It's so cool and I'm happy to see the gorgeous tulle skirt from the dark Cinderella dress again!

I was one of the ones freaking out about you “destroying” the dress, but it looks like you reincarnated it instead! I think it turned out amazing! And I think your instinct to leave the butterflies off was spot-on. The butterfly “glasses” are inspired though. Love it!

The Glenn Close Cruella is ICONIC ✨✨ thank you for shouting out her performance, it deserves more credit

There's always something to be said for not getting too attached to an artwork and challenging yourself to go with the flow of these more abstracted, loosey goosey designs. I think it turned out great! Learning to trust your artistic instincts is a process and sometimes getting messy and letting loose is the best way to do that

I absolutely, undeniably, adore this dress! The textures, the colors, the transitional elements, just everything!

I love the destruction dress! It's so interesting with the textures and you managed to blend them so seamlessly. You are such a a joy to watch!!!

This turned out AMAZING. And 100% in the spirit of Cruella and Jenny Beavan's vision for the styles and dresses. SO SO GOOD!

It was already worth it due to the exploration part. it looked so fun to explore all the different outcomes and cool effects. the final version with all the textures is just chef‘s kiss. Also the glasses 💖

This dress is ABSOLUTELY MAGICAL!! I loved the original dress but THIS one is the dress I would wear!! Feral Beauty!!

I prefer this version to the original. This is something I would actually wear. Awesome job

I think I like the second version better than the first. It's all out there as more of a concept sort of like the runway outfits that are more art than clothes As for opinions it's your channel and your stuff. Have fun!

I LOVE IT! It's like a high fashion, frankenstein, moth carapace extravaganza!! Glam and gloom, all in one!

11:28 nice transition! Good call on leaving the butterflies off the dress. You did a great job distressing and changing it. I hope you do more projects with the heat warped/burnt fabric.

This looks like a dress that could be worn at the Met Gala! (I am not sure what the theme would be but something very esoteric.) Amazing work!!

I've been so excited to see the destroyed dress and you have not disappointed 😍 I love the shape the destroyed bustle gives to the full skirts and the textures are divine. Superb work 🎉

Awesome. Both dresses are! We are just here to watch you work and enjoy the bonus Bébou content :)

The combination of the dress with the glasses makes it look like you're drowning in your own chaos and enjoying every second of it 👌

Oh, hey! You included my comment! Groovy 😊 Seriously, I like where you went with this concept. It's like the first dress was designed by Estella and the second by Cruella.

The large butterfly as a hat/hair decoration would be good, too.

The original was great sure, but man I love this tattered fantasy so much more - absolutely stunning. And the masquerade glasses are such a stroke of genius!

This result is absolutely fascinating. It really sells the idea that fabric is a sewist’s canvas.

I love it!! Ive always been a huge fan of finding beauty and transformation in destruction! And maybe it's the little gremlin in me but I think tastefully "destroyed" clothing is super cool when it's not fast fashion!

They are both dresses fit for a red carpet; I think they are beautiful in their own way. The fist one had a fun shape and this one has a lot of fun textures. Really cool 😄

I wasn't sure where you were going to go with the destruction of the dress, but I am in AWE of what you came up with!! It's absolutely gorgeous and honestly a bit spellbinding with all the different textures!! It's like if a princess was half dragon or something.

I love the assymetry and the sort of ruined/scarred look that the "lizard" fabric has. Would be fantastic with a Phantom of the Opera style half mask on the disintegration side, full of all those wonderful textures and a tortured, burned gold bead butterfly trying and failing the fly away. Also, loved the montage with Not My Cat. :)

This is the most creative destruction I've ever seen... and quite possibly my favourite of all your creations so far! It's gorgeous! (and you were right to dismiss the small butterflies in favour of the butterfly mask/glasses, such a great touch!)

5:07 I was so relieved when you put on the mask! The textured effect is so cool.

La robe est absolument incroyable !!! J'adore l'asymétrie hehe

I think it was worth it! Love the dress and the melting of the fabric, my first thought was....oooo lizard skin...so many possibilities!

I love how excited you got with the heat gun effect! That was such a genuinely cute reaction 😆 Though I'm pretty sure you used the same technique one your Alien Egg purse. Either way, I loooove the effect it gives. The original dress you made was fabulous and elegant and classy, but I have to say that the "destroyed" version is my favorite. It honestly looks like a Met Gala look (I say, as if I've ever watched the Met Gala and have not only seen various youtubers replicate outfits). Sometimes, it truly astounds me that you're just... a youtuber, and not like a Haute Couture designer. Because I genuinely feel that this is a haute couture gown. I get an extra hit of dopamine when you use scraps from your previous projects and own collection of fabrics to make new projects like this. It's the thing all crafters aspire to do with their stashes, but you are the one to actually achieve that 😂

I love this version so much more than the original! I especially enjoyed the glee with which you embarked on destruction! I agree that the butterflies looked cheap and I always disliked them on the live-action Cinderella's gorgeous gown.

I admit that i didn't see the vision in the beginning, but im so glad i trusted in you cause wow, wow! It came apart then came together perfectly!

The original dress was so beautiful and structured, but I do love the destroyed version. I like, that you destroyed not only the surface layer, but the whole shape changed as well

Wow the destroyed version is beautiful!!! I bet the butterfly would make a great masquerade mask. This whole project is extraordinary ❤

Yay for trusting the process! Honestly, if you enjoyed the experience as much as it appears, I would say that it was worth it. I do like a good juxtaposition, and the transition across the bodice especially turned out well. I hope you are having fun, and send my regards to not-your-cat.

okay, I really liked how the undestroyed dress looked but I got to be honest, I LOVE the destroyed version even more. if I were still in high school I would have worn it to prom and if I were famous I'd wear it on a red carpet, it's such a statement piece and a work of art!!

I was sad to see the original dress destroyed, but this turned out so cool I think it was worth it.

Oh wow!!!! It's better than I could have possibly imagined when you said you would destroy the dress! You kept the essence of the original and created an even more elegant and gorgeous dress😍💕

I'm absolutely blown away at this transformation! You are creating wearable Fine Art, kinda Thierry Mugler inspired maybe? It must be so incredibly exciting to find these new textures to mold and shape into this masterpiece!!!😻

The hair, the eyes, THE DRESS She is literally Stella in this video, i love it

for the result, the blue colour on the organza is giving the fire effect, THIS IS UNPREDICTED DETAIL, INSANE!! GOD I LOV IT

the first dress was great as a recreation, but this is ART. On pourrait la voir sur un runway de grand créateur et le monde entier baverait dessus. thank you thank you thank you for listening to yourself and pushing the boundaries of creative sewing!!

I'd actually would love to see whole dress made of burnt fabric, that texture is so interesting! That light yellow/blue/green fabric makes it look magical and natural at the same time.

I think the original version was beautiful. I think this new version is also equally beautiful. It was smart to stop adding the tiny butterflies. But i think less is more sometimes. Nice job

The original was beautiful, and this metamorphosed one looks amazing.

this looks SO fancy and interesting, 100% worth "destroying" the old dress to make this glorious one 😍

I love this! I think it's a great way to try something different when it comes to your craft by creating one thing and then destroying it to recreate it into something new. I see a lot of people repurpose old clothing or costumes, but you took it to another level. I can't say if the new or old gown is better, but I can say that you did something most people wouldn't dare do, and I think that's awesome! Also, Glenn Close's Cruella has always been my favorite version and I love that you incorporated inspiration from her looks in her movies. Combining versions of Cruella to make your own ultimate gown truly made it your own unique version and I am amazed!

While i am sad it was destroyed, the joy i felt while watching you happily destroy and learn how heat affects/effects your fabric outweighs it. 😊 You keep doing you and following your joy.

I love this version! And now I need to find my heatgun and every piece of synthetic fibre in my fabric stash...

Really like the final effect! the decision to "destroy" only half of the dress, was a good one ;) Very inspiring project. Seeing your dark bedroom, reminded me of an idea I had when you painted it. Have you considered adding a frosted effect pattern on the glass sliding doors of the wardrobe in the corner? to help blend the lines of the framing a little, like maybe some gothic arches, or garden gazebo at night?

The burnt-edges transition on the bust and down the side is simply brilliant. Such a cool dress! Love the asymmetry

The gleeful mad scientist vibes are immaculate. Love to see folks get super pumped about their passions, and your excitement is contagious! Off to destroy my own creations 😈

The joy on your face when you realise you can make glasses!

It can be fun to tear apart something you made to see how well you made it, and how hard it is to pull apart. and then reuse the parts.

Personally, I LOVE deconstructed/weathered clothing its my vibe! I do similar stuff in my own art practices but more with book arts rather than clothing💜

The "mad scientist" grin on your face as you undid the original dress makes it all worth it. The rebirth of the dress is really stunning! Well done. And congratulations on the YT milestone!! - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi

😂I had to laugh out loud when you dragged the cat to the camera. I thought you could call him Whimsy. 😺 I loved how the dress turned out it really is amazing what you can do with scraps. I look forward to every episode.

WOOOAH! J'ai 37 ans et je n'ai jamais vu quelqu'un d'autre siffler avec le gazon comme moi, j'ai toujours aucune idée ou j'aurais appris ça mais c'est trippant de voir quelqu'un d'autre le faire! Ah oui, pis la destruction m'a donné un peux mal au coeur, mais finalement c'est superbe!

I absolutely ADORE this. Especially the bodice, the transition between the two sides is just so striking. I make intricate cakes (used to professionally, now just for friends and family) and my favorite part is destroying it. Something about the impermanence of it just scratches an itch, it's very satisfying. (of course actually getting to enjoy eating it is nice too). The transformative nature of this garment is really special.

The final version of the dress looks really magical 🪄

The dress is beautiful both ways!! What a successful project! I have to say, the green fabric treated with the heat gun is stunning! It would make a beautiful dress by itself!

This looks more wearable than the first dress, I think it's cool!!! And cool concept!

Transition between the two sides of the dress is simply outstanding!

the green fabric warped into such a beautiful texture, I love it!!!

The final result is gorgeous 😍 trust the process!

The butterfly glasses were an inspired choice!

oh my gosh I'm obsessed w that burnt fabric transition on the bodice, it looks so so good,

This dress and the concept is actually perfect for the MET gala theme this year!

The first idea of the ripped dress that you just pinned in place looked exactly like something one of the characters in a Holly Black book would wear 😊 something Fae, primal, a little bit wild 🤌🏻 perfection.

You are simply an artist.

I liked the first dress, but the new one is amazing!!! I love the re-invention, it absolutely elevates the dress to an art piece. 😍

The original dress was skillfully and beautifully crafted - this one is pure art!! ❤🎉🎉🎉

I loved the first dress but this is out of this world! The textures look organic but alien and the entire thing is fantastic ❤

Beautiful, Cool textures. ANd I love the furry little helper! Yes! Worth it, I love the light and darkness.

I feel like this version of the dress would fit right in during the Ballroom scene of the Labyrinth. 😍 Which makes me so very, very happy. (Also, that scaly texture with the heat gun was 🤯!)

Honestly, I love this dress more than the original! The first version was beautiful, don't get me wrong, but this one... *chefs kiss*

You know, this is such an interesting idea! After seeing the original dress come apart, it made me want to see you do a Beldam dress!!!

Those glasses would've made this all worth it on their own!!! I am Obsessed with them WOW

I love all the textures and sheens on the dress, it looks like something right at home in a classic dark fantasy movie, also Bebou in the basket awwww

WORTH IT! Turned out amazing and so whimsical and magical! that transition UGH! you reached unbelievable fabric!