Giant illustrated boards depicting parrots, bears and leopards are among the oversized animal costumes that children can try on at a Paris exhibition.
The animals, both real and imaginary, were created by a team of 14 artists and designers including designer Ionna Vautrin, who also curated the exhibition, and illustrator Malika Favre.
Perrine Vigneron's cockerel is one of the animal costumes for children at the Le Bestiaire exhibition in Paris
The costumes resemble oversized tunics that slip over the shoulders and each skin includes a circular cut-out section for the face.
"Taking the form of a collection of costumes, this bestiary gives children the chance to slip into the skin of all kinds of animals, from the very tame to the very wild," said Vautrin.
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"When we dress up, regardless of whether we become beautiful or ugly, good or bad, marvellous or monstrous, everyone gets into character and is excused of all odd behaviour, without being subject to ridicule," she added.
Amelie Fontain illustrates the parrot with rows of colourful feathers and a diamond-shaped beak
Perrine Vigneron's cockerel is framed by a serrated edge and decorated with scribbly feathers, while Joachim Jirou-Najou's bear include scrawled fur and a stern expression.
A parrot designed by Amelie Fontaine has alternating blue, white and red feathers, and Helkarava's bright y...