Costume
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An Austrian will fly faster than sound
An Austrian adventurous skydiver will perform a jump at 37 km to plunge to the ground at supersonic speeds.
Vietnamese costume on Yahoo Messenger
The avatar (avatar) in the chat window becomes more loving when the character has its own character of the country. A girl can wear a four-piece or three-piece shirt. An…
iRiver S7 - Excellent for costumes
After the success of the S10, iRiver again launched the new MP3 player S7 version designed as a jewelry. On the machine side are printed funny icons of roosters and dogs…
Instant stylish, personality with electronic skirt application
With help from Google, a new application allows users to be creative to bring stylish personalities into eye-catching costume designs.
Clothes made from spider silk
The good news for fashion enthusiasts and also bad news for those who are afraid of spiders is that we are getting closer to creating costumes made of spider silk.
Waterproof jacket
Costume and technology in Melbourne, Australia, with Threadsmiths, has created a waterproof and dust-free T-shirt.
Uniformed dress embraces space
The new Unlimited Space costume, otherwise known as the Unlimited Space Agency, can be used on the International Space Station (ISS) and the Earth.
Decode the 'invisibility' costume worth half a billion
OpticsPlanet's $ 20 Invisibility Kit ($ 426 million) will help you become a perfect predator.
US builds 'miracle' uniform
The idea of creating a specially-worn uniform, not only against dust, rain and snow, but also toxic chemicals and bacteria, is currently being considered by US military…
Made electricity from pants
A company in the United States has launched a costume that is capable of producing electricity through solar panels. At $ 920, one can own a Go Urban Cargo trousers ...
Wedding dress is water soluble
Bridal brides in water will fall into the irony if it rains in their wedding ceremony.
Costumes play music
Swedish researchers have created a costume that allows wearers to play music by touching it.
Antimicrobial and avian influenza
Not only prevent the onset of TB germs, E-Coli ... Flutect resistant fabrics can also help prevent the onset of the virus, especially H5N1.
Garden robots clothing
Japanese scientists have invented a costume that, when brought in, makes gardening a lot easier.