“I’m cutting Instagram because jpp (can’t take it anymore) to see Bella Hadid getting cleopatra glue to make a dress. “Despite her mistakes, this message is not encrypted, but comes from a social media user who saw the images of the model during the Copernicus parade on Friday evening. Barely naked at the end of the show, she exposes her body for eight minutes to two aerosols that spray a liquid substance that dries into a (very pretty) dress of perfectly white (non-woven) fabric. When the model starts to walk, the folds of the dress move in motion. The effect is stunning, especially since we know afterwards that the dress can be washed and worn. If the presentation is reminiscent of Alexander McQueen’s cult spring-summer 1999 show, where Shalom Harlow’s dress was painted by robots, this innovation, patented by Fabrican Ltd, has fascinating applications in the textile industry, so but…
Source: Le Figaro
