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Task 5 - Head Decoration Inspired by Iris van Herpen

The World Cup Floral Art 2025 in The Hague continues to surprise and inspire. Click here to know more!

By: THURSD. | 31-08-2025 | 2 min read
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The World Cup Floral Art 2025 in The Hague continued to surprise and inspire. Task 5 challenged designers to merge floral art with high fashion by creating a wearable head decoration inspired by the work of Dutch designer Iris van Herpen.

Van Herpen is celebrated worldwide for her avant-garde, architectural couture that blends technology, science, and nature. Her creations often feature flowing organic shapes and innovative materials produced through techniques like 3D printing and laser cutting. Drawing on her distinctive aesthetic, competitors selected one of several pre-curated Iris van Herpen dresses as their inspiration point.

Task 5 - Head Decoration

Starting from Iris van Herpen's Dresses, the brief gave room for artistic freedom. In 90 minutes, each competitor created a fully wearable headpiece that can be safely placed on and removed from a model or support stand. The size, style, and technique were up to each designer, but durability was essential: every piece needed to last at least a full day. Competitors supplied all their own materials and the stand or support for the presentation.

Here Are the Results of Task 5 at World Cup Floral Art 2025

Headpiece Jenny Ingrum

 

Headpiece Säde Alanen

 

Headpiece Irati Tamarit at World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece Christian Ulrich at World Cup

 

Headpiece Gabor Nagy at World Cup

 

Headpiece by Rudi Casati from Italy for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece - Olena Driuchan from Ukraine, World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece - Tomasz 'Max' Kuczyński from Poland for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Chantal Post from Belgium for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece Hiroto Inoue at World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Christopher Ernst from Germany for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Magdalena Kahlina from Croatia for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Ni Zhixiang from China for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Franka Roenhorst from Netherlands for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Eilin Katarina Melkersen from Norway for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Saale Halla from Estonia for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Marina Bulatova (assistant of Arman Voskanyan) from Armenia for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

headpiece designed by Do Hyun Lee from South Korea for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Frédéric Dupré from France for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

headpiece designed by Claudia Tararache from Romania for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Oscar Villela representing Latin America for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Karmen Kovač Resnik from Slovenia for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

Headpiece designed by Karolína Žáčková from Czech Republic for World Cup Floral Art 2025

 

The result was an extraordinary display of fashion-inspired floral innovation. Some echo van Herpen’s sculptural silhouettes, while others translate her love of movement and natural forms into petals and foliage.

Task 5 shows once again why the World Cup is the pinnacle of floral artistry: it’s where flowers meet design, imagination, and where the runway meets the floral stage.

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