A Fashion Company Is Selling a $736 Dress That Looks Like a Plastic Dry Cleaning Bag
There’s been a lot of DUMB FASHION this year. We’ve heard about things like socks and sandals at a Louis Vuitton show . . . a $2,100 Calvin Klein sweater…
SAN FRANCISCO – JANUARY 29: A worker at Sohn’s French Cleaners sorts clothes next to a Greentech dry clean machine that uses eco-friendly chemicals January 29, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The California Air Resources Board announced last week that it has enacted the nation’s first statewide ban on the chemical perchloroethylene, a toxic solvent commonly used by dry cleaners. By 2023, dry cleaning machinery using perchloroethylene, also known as “perc”, will be banned from use in the state of California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)There's been a lot of DUMB FASHION this year. We've heard about things like socks and sandals at a Louis Vuitton show . . . a $2,100 Calvin Klein sweater that's just sleeves . . . and jeans with a butt crack zipper. And this is JUST as good.
The clothing brand Moschino just started selling a dress that looks like a DRY CLEANING BAG. The shoulders look like a dry cleaner's hanger that says "We Love Our Customers," and the dress itself is see-through like a plastic bag.
If for some reason you want it, it'll run you $736. Ironically, the washing instructions say that you shouldn't have it dry cleaned.
http://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/fashion/a13442833/dry-cleaning-bag-dress-moschino/
