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The New Fashion: Wear Your Own Art!
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20 Dec 2009What do you wear on those days when you are feeling fun and creative but you have nothing in your closet that matches your mood? Wear one of these dresses and you’ll be able to color it with special pens so that it matches your favorite shoes or your big smile.
What’s the good news? You’ll never have to worry again about showing up to a party in the same dress as another woman. What’s the bad news? There were only 50 of these dresses produced, and they sell for about 250 euros (about US $350).
These fabulous conversation pieces were created by Dutch designer Berber Soepboer along with Michiel Schuurman. According to http://www.thesun.co.uk, Berber Soepboer said, “I design clothing which can be worn in different ways so it is versatile. The result is a reaction to fast-moving fashion and the dress will be unique.”
This dress makes the phrase “Don’t get magic marker on your clothes” obsolete. I want one for sure!
- Tags: Berber, conversation pieces, design clothing, Don, Dress, favorite shoes, fun, magic marker, Michiel Schuurman, news, Soepboer, thesun, US
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3 Responses to The New Fashion: Wear Your Own Art!
brevejunkie
March 11th, 2010 at 12:19 am
when i was 21 my 1st child came in 3 hrs and thats said to be every fast. im due to have my second child in july so lets hope i have time to get to hospital lol. people say if you work up to your due date and keep busy your have fast labour i think its down to your body. the 1st part is the longest around 6 hours or so. no one can really tell you as it all depends on how your body works.
Joru
March 15th, 2010 at 11:45 pm
illustraitor and photoshop
Sandra S
March 19th, 2010 at 1:00 pm
My daughter got it stuck in her hair- right in the middle of her bangs of course- and we used ice to harden it and break it apart. She didn't really lose any hair over it and we didn't have to worry about something gross and oily in her hair. Maybe that can help out your carpet….