The runway is no match for this little girl's imagination. Angie Keiser and her fashion-forward 4-year old — whom she lovingly calls "Mayhem" — have created the dream dress up box for little girls with big ideas.
The mommy-daughter duo also started a popular blog dedicated to Mayhem's wildly creative frocks, called #FashionByMayhem. The hashtag originated from Keiser's Instagram account, where she used it to keep track of all of her daughter's chic looks.
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From Hollywood inspired gowns to cute fancy dresses, mom and Mayhem create one-of-a-kind ensembles from construction paper, tape, tissue and just about anything they have around the house.

Keiser doesn't need to spend a fortune to give her daughter all the tools she needs to be a fashionista. Keiser notes on her website, "Mayhem and I have a deal that we don’t make anything that we don’t already have the supplies for. The exception is when we run out of tape and glue. And you’ve never seen excitement like the excitement of buying a giant box of packing tape at Sam’s club on a 4-year-old."
The spectacular results are not only adorable, but easy to make. According to the website, each dress takes an average of 5-10 minutes to make, with an exception of the more complicated gowns, which can take up to four hours. Some of the outfits look complicated, but Keiser notes that Mayhem does most of the creating herself, sometimes completing a dress entirely on her own.
Sadly, Mayhem only wears her paper dresses for about 10 minutes before changing back into regular clothes. Mom doesn't seem to mind because she got an adorable picture to remember each moment. Plus, some quality time. "Truthfully, the dress making is more about spending time with my favorite pint-sized person every day and watching her learn and grow," Keiser says on her website.
Mayhem's delightful dresses can also be enjoyed on Keiser's Tumblr blog and Twitter.