Jimmy Choo created $2,495 platforms with flashing lights inside

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Katie perry romper a watermelon, merry-go-round's skirt and a clothes on the eyes and maintenance. She wears a number of exotic creations rather than with a world high - strong real stylish - or avant-garde, like Mrs Gaga. So she should not be the most talked about, metropolitan museum of garments institute event. But perry red carpet sauntered wearing looks like a standard silk chiffon ball gown. - After a while, she pressed the button bankruptcy, located in article 32 LED lights began flashing through fabrics, like she is a crazy bioluminescent undersea creatures. The next day, women's wear daily her cover. Lady, very skillful gaga must jump over the red carpet (she had to prepare for her performance), and in an unusual position may be robbed.


The dress is a small part of the London, this is called CuteCircuit. This is nerd incredible: perry's stylist proposal she dressed read as the label garages - up display at the museum of science and industry in Chicago. Stylist Francesca Rosella said she tried to put perry party dress "more romantic." Exposure to help legalized tags. "This is every continent news of her clothes" Rosella said. "This is a lot of fun, see things, because there are opinion polls asking each website," are you like it? "Most people like it."

But high - strong people don't like keen as the Internet vox populi. WWD sneered. "I don't think anyone tell [perry distinction) packing to prevent traffic and dressed like a traffic stop." (to be fair speaking, she put her clothes voting period of dynamic dinner.) I want to lit up the party, "on the red carpet singer said." because sometimes fashion can have a stretch out its bottom."



The industry has taken a shine to light-up clothes before. In 2007, Hussein Chalayan showed a well-regarded LED dress at Paris Fashion Week. This season, Jimmy Choo created $2,495 platforms with flashing lights inside. (Perry’s worn them, too.) Janet Hansen, another science-based light-up-clothing designer, who has put on a fashion show in partnership with MIT, has put Kanye West in flashing sunglasses, Daft Punk in light-up helmets, and illuminated M.I.A. with a technology called “EL-WIRE.”