Paul Lowe has done it again!

What a conversation piece these pumpkins would be for your next family gathering or social this month!

Take a peek at Paul’s inventions and How-Tos:

Louis Vuitton pumpkin

A guy after my own heart …Inspired by his collection of vintage Louis Vuitton luggage he used oil based pens (oil paint in a pen) from Sharpie which are waterproof, so you can place your fashion pumpkin outside. He drew the pattern on by freehand and finished it off with a real LV luggage tag.

You can also make the pumpkins based on whatever your favorite fashion brand is. A Chanel pumpkin would be cool, or what about a Gucci one?

Photo Credit: cocos-boudoir

Idyllic Scene Pumpkin

Mommy and junior have a yummy lunch while dad is on top of it all looking out for the hunters.

Cut a square hole in the center of the pumpkin. Scoop out all the seeds and stuff inside the pumpkin. Cover the bottom of the pumpkin with moss.
In the front of the moss you stick in small trees — (his were from a model shop in NYC). Put the deer in place and you are ready to go!

Fashionista Pumpkins

These pumpkins have just stepped out of Michael Kors spring 2010 collection at New York fashion week. The girls are so happy with their new look, the new lipo has left them with just their heads, but bodies are size -0. So now they roll around on the upper east side.

Cut out sunglasses and lips from fashion magazines and glue them on mini pumpkins with a hot glue gun. Done.

Stud Pumpkins

Inspired by the fashion designer Alexander Mc Queen, who once made a whole body suit of studs. Paul wanted to cover the whole pumpkin with studs, but after finding out he would need about 1500 studs he just did one small part of it.

You will need one pumpkin and about 120 upholstery studs. (1500 studs if you have the time AND money).
You just start pushing the studs in one by one until the whole part is covered. The great part is that you can take the studs out and reuse them at a later date.

Photo Credits: Colin Cooke