The Hussein Chalayan Video Dress Contains 15,000 LEDs
Amanda Chang — May 16, 2010 — Unique
References: husseinchalayan & greendiary
We’ve seen laser dresses, fiber optic dresses and carbon emission-sensitive dresses that light up when carbon dioxide is sensed, but the Hussein Chalayan Video Dress is the latest addition to this niche fashion trend. The dresses are embedded with 15,000 LEDs apiece and project a video stream.
You can see the Hussein Chalayan Video Dress in action above. The dress on the left shows the opening and closing of a rose, while the dress on the right shows sharks moving through water.
You can see the Hussein Chalayan Video Dress in action above. The dress on the left shows the opening and closing of a rose, while the dress on the right shows sharks moving through water.
Trend Themes
1. LED Fashion - The trend of incorporating LED technology into fashion is growing, presenting opportunities for designers to create innovative and interactive clothing.
2. Video Projection Clothes - The emergence of video projection dresses, like the Hussein Chalayan Video Dress, opens up possibilities for immersive and dynamic visual experiences in the fashion industry.
3. Interactive Wearable Tech - The integration of wearable technology and LEDs in fashion garments allows for interactive and customizable clothing experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore collaborations with technology companies to create LED-infused clothing lines that merge fashion and functionality.
2. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can leverage video projection dresses to enhance stage performances and create captivating visual spectacles.
3. Technology - The technology industry has the opportunity to innovate by developing new LED technologies that are lighter, more flexible, and sustainable for use in clothing applications.
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