Fashion in Space? 74
kandela writes "It seems the fashion industry has taken an interest in the space industry. Space.com is running a story about the Hyper Space Couture Design Contest, a fashion competition sponsored by the Japanese space agency, JAXA, and Rocketplane Ltd. for clothes that look good in zero gravity. The best designs will appear in a fashion show in Tokyo this fall." From the article: "Onuki said that, in working with fashion designer, Ms. Matsui, the intent is to cross-thread mathematics, science, art, and physics with fashion. To date, there have been several kickoff events, as well as fashion shows to stir interest in the multi-step contest. At the end of March, contest officials had received 882 drawings by 365 individuals. Last month, the top 10 designs plus three alternate designs were picked. The actual winner, second and third place will be selected later this year."
What's so strange about that? (Score:2, Funny)
Hello from earth! (Score:2, Funny)
Is this how we introduce ourselves to the interstellar community?
Skirts (Score:3, Funny)
Silver jumpsuits (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Skirts (Score:4, Funny)
And out of PVC or rubber...
And black...
And hobble skirts would probably work pretty well too.
Re:I saw something like this on the Science Channe (Score:2, Funny)
Fashion on Slashdot? (Score:4, Funny)
Re:Silver jumpsuits (Score:1, Funny)
With a note that says: This Side Up
Designer tinfoil hat!! (Score:3, Funny)
(I hope those diamantes and platinum weave won't affect it's brain protection capabilities..)
Greetings Earthling... (Score:2, Funny)
"Microcups Made of Nanopaper" (Score:4, Funny)
I saw Misuzu Onuki speak (Score:2, Funny)
Ms. Onuki in particular had an interesting take on things. She spoke about how when people think of space travel they think about high devices like rockets and sattelites, but that a lot of the benefits of space travel will be in changes to the way we live, like with food and clothing and communication. She's really convinced that space travel will help bridge the divide between different cultures as people come together to develop technology and engage in exploration.
What I remember most about the conference though, was after the presentation was over, Natalie Portman walked into the auditorium, right near where I was. She looked surprised, then apologized and said she was in the wrong room. As she turned to walk out her tit almost brushed against my arm and I was sent into a state of such pure ecstasy that music started playing out my ass. It was a flute sonata by Bach.
Because what space explorers need is new clothes (Score:2, Funny)
Just make sure our space tourists are well dressed and all will be well.
Red Shirts Are Out (Score:1, Funny)