Wednesday Want List: Newspaper Print

So, have you heard about my Giveaway? ENTER IT!

1. Smiley Face Newsprint Jacket  | 2. Sew It Would Seamstress Dress  | 3.  Vintage French Script Club Chair
4. John Galliano Newsprint Bathing Suit | 5. Sally Henson Nail Strips in Love Letter | 6. Newsprint Shower Curtain

Ok, seriously why is it so hard to find ACTUAL newspaper print items? All I can find are dresses made out of newspaper. Excuse me but can we say rain storm?

1. This vintage Franco Moschino jacket is only available second hand so it's sure to be expensive because Moschino is a couture designer. But if I was rich and I wanted it bad enough and I was a model so I could be sure it would fit, I would get it.
2. The Sew It Would Seamstress Dress is on Modcloth's Most Wished For List, which means that A LOT of people added that dress to their wishlists. SO WHY ISN'T THERE MORE NEWSPRINT?
3. This fabric chair is another one of those "If I was Rich..." items since it's a ridiculous $1645! I wouldn't let anyone sit on it. "You might get it dirty" would pop out of my mouth and when they look at me funny I'd end up shouting the price at them. Yeah, I'm nuts. Champagne taste on a tap water budget.
4. Again, not paying 135 GBP for a bathing suit, even if it is perfect and designed by John Galliano. The answer is no. Save for your camera and put this one away. *sigh*
5. This is extremely affordable and apparently well worth it. My best friend got this exact print and she said the application was easy enough, and it lasted 10 days without chipping. You can't use the leftover scraps again which was a bummer for her because they are on average $10. But I pay more than that to have my nails done anyways. So this is about right on the money.
6. So this SHOWER CURTAIN from Bed Bath and Beyond is hilarious and totally something I would put in my bathroom. Although I will admit I'd probably spend way too much time in the bathroom reading the "articles" than I should. It's $40 though so I can't see the value in that.

Rihanna wore a newspaper print dress in her music video for S&M, Sarah Jessica Parker wore a Christian Dior newsprint dress from his spring collection in 2000 for Sex & The City, Lady Gaga wore a newspaper print jacket and so did Ali Larter's character in Legally Blonde (which is what sparked this post). This isn't a new concept. Why has it not been ridiculously recirculated like bell bottoms yet? SO RUDE!

Is there a trend you'd like to see happen? Using the word Fetch doesn't count.