LED (light-up) DRESS: Ravishing Roses
The reason I have not posted anything recently, is finally here! My UV-LED Dress that is made out of boning, LED lights that are individually wired, and 45 handcrafted, roses. (Message me if you would like to know how to make these roses, that may be another post that I will work on, this summer.)
As a student at the University of Wisonsin-Stout – I made this dress for the annual Silhouettes Fashion show this year. The theme was called “Glow” and my fellow students used glow in the dark paint and EL wire (*photos not here). Well, I hope you like my dress, it took nearly a month to make!
Special thanks to:
Photographer: Kelly Connelly
Model: Mina Na
Electrical Boyfriend: Shannon Strutz
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(I’m the “Electrical Boyfriend”)
haha, why, yes you are :)
Lovely dress!
Thank you! It was a lot of work, I hope you like it! Please share my work with your friends and family!
Thank you for following my blog :)
-Jenny
Your welcome and will share it :)
Thank you so much! :)
:)
Can you post a picture of what the dress looks like under normal lighting circumstances, not a dark room, where no one would ever wear this dress? It’s unrealistic to post pictures of a situation that would never actually occur in a public place.
Sure! I’ll post it as soon as possible. Actually, the purpose of the dress was for a fashion show-in which the lights were out for the finale garments. It was never meant to be functional for everyday wear- the dress is too delicate. But yes, I will post the picture of the dress normal conditions by the end of the day. :)
Her you go :)
https://fashioneek.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/led-light-up-dress-under-normal-lights/