This Giant Henry Holland Dress is Officially the Longest in the World
Tia Clarke — April 8, 2013 — Fashion
References: dailymail & incrediblethings
This Henry Holland dress is officially the longest dress in the world. The amazing creation, covered in the hip Brit designer's trademark polka-dot pattern, was unveiled in a shopping center in Leeds, UK, recently. The dress was modeled by a lady who was hoisted up into the air on cables out of a huge present-shaped box.
The giant dress is a whopping 50-feet long and 1,500 square feet in width. The dress was created to mark the opening of a the newly opened shopping center in Leeds and was worn by aerial acrobat Colette Morrow. In the Internet age, as pictures spread rapidly, this is a great way to grab the public’s attention. Although I don't envy the person who has to walk in this design!
The giant dress is a whopping 50-feet long and 1,500 square feet in width. The dress was created to mark the opening of a the newly opened shopping center in Leeds and was worn by aerial acrobat Colette Morrow. In the Internet age, as pictures spread rapidly, this is a great way to grab the public’s attention. Although I don't envy the person who has to walk in this design!
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