Nov 13 2009I'll Be The Prettiest Girl At The Ball And Everyone Will Notice Me!: LED Dress

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Just to let this chick know that her LED wedding dress doesn't hold a lumen to a REAL LED dress, somebody went and created the GalaxyDress, which is being touted as the world's biggest LED-covered dress. Yay? Hip hop hooray? Ho -- hey -- ho. I'M NAUGHTY BY NATURE!

The GalaxyDress was constructed using 24,000 LED lights and, to add an extra bit of glitter, another 4,000 Swarovski crystals were included in the silk garment's design.


The dress is currently on display at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry as part of the FastForward: Inventing the Future exhibit.

Funny story about inventing the future: God did it. There used to only be past and present when he thought to himself, "God, you know what would be super sweet? Flying cars". POOF!: the future. This is the word of the Geekologie Writer. Boomshackalacka.

GalaxyDress: The biggest LED dress in the world debuts [dvice]

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Google bought Gizmo5

This dress will make seeing lady parts while they are getting out of limos with no underwear a lot easier.

Thanks, science.

Not first! yay!

This gives new meaning to the popular phrase "you light up stuff"

What? That's not a popular phrase? Sorry...

the dress could be cuter

The dress looks like what I'd picture the screen on the tv to show if metroid crashed.

You could see me cumming......

ridiculously slim waste

God, that dress is tasteful. It's so unbelievably elegant that I imagine a swan must have puked it up after eating too many jelly beans. Or possibly a ballerina crapped rainbow drops all over a dust sheet.

Sophistication knows no limits.

You wouldn't want to be hugging her in the middle of a rainstorm though, would you?

@8 You took the words right out of my mouth.

It looks like skittles, starburst & tucan sam had their way with her before the photo shoot

WOWOWOWOWA

@ 6

you had BETTER be an actual person of the woman variety. Otherwise I got all excited for nothing.

@ 7 I agree with you, it looks like the sides are photoshopped out or something. No way someone can wear that unless she is Barbie.

This dress is at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago; I was happy to see it in person ;3

@12 yes indeed. Glad I got someone excited today.

Push her in the pool

Yes, I live in Chicago and saw this on display. And then when I saw this post I thought why didn't I tell the GW writer about this earlier, and then have him thank me and say some joke at the end of his post. Oh well.

I see raves making a comback.. nahh, fuck that... coolass dress though!

I wonder what it looks like when it's not lit up. That we have no pictures of that makes me believe that the dress itself is incredibly ugly if the lights aren't on.

I found a video of the dress in action:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX9FOGFxN9A

The thin waist actually isn't as thin as it looks- it looks like it's brought in to look very skinny, but in reality it's just where panels were cut out for a peekaboo look.

When it's not on, the dress itself is actually pretty plain & boring looking. I don't know if it's supposed to wrap around or if there's anything behind the two big panels, but in the video it looks like it's one big panel & there's nothing to cover the bride's butt. If there isn't, then it looks like that would help entertain the bored wedding attendees. Either you are entertained by the dress or you are entertained by whatever underwear (or the lack of) the bride chose to wear during the wedding. Everyone wins, I guess.

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