New breakthough! A dress that becomes transparent whenever your heart-rate increases! The perfect thing if you love showing off your body whenever you feel so nervous you'd want to become invisible. You no longer have to worry about imagining your audience in their undergarments, because they can see right though to yours.
It would be an interesting way to train women to control their heart-rates, though, if nothing else. :P
See-Through Dress Exposes More Than Just Undergarments: Technological Breakthrough or Useless Invention?
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2012/07/18 18:00:00
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Ladies, have you ever been at a bar talking to an attractive stranger and wishing that the butterflies you're feeling would cause your dress to become transparent? ...Anyone? No? Fellas, have you ever been at a bar talking to an attractive female and wishing you could see what's under her dress? Actually, don't answer that.
But if either of those two ideas is appealing to you, cross your fingers that Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde's Intimacy 2.0 dress will advance from the museum to the department store. The Intimacy 2.0 is made out of leather and smart opaque e-foils which monitors the heartbeat of the person wearing it. The dress becomes more transparent as one's heart rate increases, revealing the owner's emotions as well as their undergarments. What do you think, SodaHeads? Is the Intimacy 2.0 a technological breakthrough or are you not impressed?
RT.COM reports:
But if either of those two ideas is appealing to you, cross your fingers that Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde's Intimacy 2.0 dress will advance from the museum to the department store. The Intimacy 2.0 is made out of leather and smart opaque e-foils which monitors the heartbeat of the person wearing it. The dress becomes more transparent as one's heart rate increases, revealing the owner's emotions as well as their undergarments. What do you think, SodaHeads? Is the Intimacy 2.0 a technological breakthrough or are you not impressed?
RT.COM reports:
A dress that allows a woman to wear her heart on her sleeve has been created by a Dutch designer. Made from leather and smart opaque e-foils, Intimacy 2.
Read More: http://rt.com/art-and-culture/news/daan-roosegaard...
Top Opinion
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Michelle 2012/07/18 20:43:15
The only way I see this thing being used for anything practical is as a Lie Detector Test, and in that case it should be for men not women.