What would you do with a dress made of duct tape?

hi GardenGerty nope not me I sweat too much and just i magine if all the duct tape would get warm and come apart when I perspire thus leaving me totally embarrassed and I mean that in both senses as I am sure ones rear would be soon undraped too. no think it 'would get too warm and fall all apart.

I'd give it to Lady Gaga. I'm sure she would put a duct tape dress to a way better use than I could.

Sorry GG, this is not for me, and I wouldn't wear it at all. What would I do with it?..probably wrap it around my water tank in the winter to keep it from freezing, lol! I'm probably going to get killed here but I don't like it. I think the other stuff you mentioned might be kind of cute and different, but this dress is no style for me, ugh. I guess the younger generation would appreciate it more than I do.

Someone goofy like Lady Gaga. U herd about her dress made of meat didn't u? The duct tape would be better than fresh meat. It's a sahme what people will do for attention.

Almost bought Zebra patterned duct tape from Michaels(a craft shop) but I didn't know what to do with it at the time, now I know that I can buy it to make a dress, next time I am in a city with a big craft store... Cheers.

Now that is one item I would definitely not wear ...... wouldn't it stick to you when you put it on?

While I do have to say some of the designs are clever, I would never wear a duct tape dress (or anything else for that matter lol) I'd like to know too where they get the colorful and patterened duct tape, I have never seen that before. The only place I could ever see a dress, or accessories, like that being worn would be at a pipe-fitters convention, or maybe a heating and air-conditioning meeting. That is the only place where it might actually be a beneficial novelty.

I think it was very well made and if the style was different, I might wear it..:) That took some creativity to come up with something like that, was this part of a 4-H project? Because I can see some girls who was in my neighbors 4-H do something like this..

omg, it looks good. it would likely be like plastic seat covers though, hot in summer, cold in winter and stick to you. i cant imagine. i have heard of all the hoopla people do over duct tape though because its such a handy thing. maybe in the craft stores you'd find different colors? that is so cool to look at. thanks for this. , hugs, bon

Well I do not think I could really see myself wearing a duct tape dress of any sort.... I do believe that in large cities where clubbing is popular I am sure you would find several of the younger crowd wearing them in the evening time. I think it is a neat idea. Duct tape is marveled at for its ease of use and its durability. I am quite surprised at all of the different colors that are available these days. I think it is very imaginative and creative! Now you have me interested in duct tape fashion and I will have to do a search! LOL!

I have gotten emails with pictures of gowns and tuxedos made out of duct tape. Some of them were so creative! Certainly one of a kind. I would imagine that larger craft stores might have different colors and patterns of duct tape. When gowns, which are mostly worn one time only cost hundreds of dollars (or more), spending $100 or so on tape becomes a bargain, don't you think? At least you don't have to worry about seeing some one else with the same dress. And another plus. You can save a bundle on 'body waxing'.

How about giving it to women police officers, with suitable fluorescent colors of course. In many police forces, the women's uniform is not very feminine.

Personally I love duct tape. I think duct tape ranks right up there WD40, eletrical tape, bacon, and some of the other finer things in life. My PBS favorite show and hero is "Red Green". He is the leader in innovative ideas for duct tape. Would I wear a dress made out of duct tape? Well, being a fellow myself I would have to say absolutely not. What about a pair of pants you may ask? Knowing the multiple properties of duct tape, I bet it would make for some long lasting rain gear. I have used duct tape in a number projects and ideas. Clothes? why not.... each their own and I am sure at auction, there is someone one out there who would pay handsome penny for a designer one of kind original.

Show it off! How many people have dresses made of duct tape?

Well I seen the picture, but that could lead to a very sticky situation if things got to heated..which then everything would start falling apart. I'm surprised they didn't try to make a wedding dress with some of that white duct tape..lol then tape hole or design punchers to make it lacy like in areas to make designs.. be alot cheaper then what dresses cost nowadays.lol..I could see that for a crafty person. I bet they had some innovative ideas to use that duct tape...

Quite interesting... A Dress made out of Duct tape. Never seen that before. Not sure it would even be something I would want to consider. I have seen purses made out of it, and even know someone in this area who sells ones she makes. They are quite interesting looking, but not sure I would have the time or talent to want to learn. But now a days, I think they can make anything almost out of anything so makes you wonder what next?

actually, i got a book out of the library on different projects to do with duct tape. the book included covering furniture with it and making a tie out of it.

Keep on showing the duct tape dress at fairs with winning prizes. It will surely be awarded some prize very often. Or sell it by putting the dress up in auction!

With the way the economy is going I may just have to resort to wearing duct-taped pieces. Okay now that I have halted my laughing for a minute. I suppose a trend setting type person thought this was a fad they would wear them in a flash. If I don't do what I see, like oh my God I would not be hip - This is what your discussion topic reminds me of.

Duct tape is very popular in eastern country such as china japan korea etc. it is a combine of classic and fashion. will become popular in the future, i think.