We love it when fashion and Go Go Gadget collide. So naturally when we came across this Butterfly Flap Dress, we were tickled.
The dress was designed by Alex Reeder, a grad student at NYU, who’s working on changing the way we think about clothes.
He’s designed a white, strapless frock (ok, a little bridal, we know), with fabric butterflies attached to the front that actually flap their wings in tandem with the wearer’s heartbeat, thanks to a little battery and a whole lot of brain power.
Not the best thing to wear on a first date, admittedly, but still a fun thing to know exists. Alex is currently working on more informal versions of the dress, though you can’t actually buy one just yet.
We like to think of it as a mood ring, but prettier.
Tags: Alex Reeder, Dresses, New York University, Technology






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omg that both freaks me out and fascinates me at the same time.
fashion meets technology.
Wow, that is amazing!
Its neat how we created a piece of clothing that we can’t hide behind (because we usually use clothes to hide and/or protect ourselves). With this dress, there is no hiding your feelings! Not to be too corny, but you really wear your heart on your sleeve, or dress, in this case! :)
wow imagine how that dress will blow your cover when you get next to someone you like
Mariah Carey is totally getting this guy on speed dial for her next wedding
that’s kind of awesome
thats amazing!!!
and aww! when you get around “your crush” the butterflies will flutter faster!
totally reminds me of something DIana from project runway 2 would have made..
totally reminds me of something Diana would have made…project runway season 2 i think??