Cute Circuit’s Galaxy Dress – World’s Largest Wearable Display

Posted by on November 16th, 2009 in advertising, art, beauty, entertainment, fashion, photos, video, wearable

24,000 color LED, plus a couple of ipod batteries guarantees you’ll stand out in the crowd:

Special effects typically are a feature of the runaway show — not the dresses themselves. The Galaxy Dress, on the other hand, is one spectacular special effect — the most dramatic evolution in 21st-century fashion.

24000 full color LEDs, measuring a mere 2 by 2 mm in size, were used to create this mesmerizing dress. The circuitry itself is hand embroidered on a layer of silk in a fashion that permits it to stretch, allowing the LED bedazzled fabric to drape with fluidity over the body.

To fuel the LED fabric, a few iPOD batteries illuminate the silhouette for 30 minutes to an hour.

Additional layers of silk chiffon diffuse the light, giving the gown a colorful jellyfish-like transparency .

When the digital patterns fade and the silhouette grows dark, more than 4000 hand-applied Swarovski crystals add sparkle and glitter to the gown.

Take a look at the dress in action:

Link and video from Syuzi at fashioningtech.com. Besides a very pretty pattern to display, a person could run a personalized message or potentially sell advertising space.

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One Response to “Cute Circuit’s Galaxy Dress – World’s Largest Wearable Display”

  1. This would be horribly gaudy in practice. But also rad.