Ladies especially would do or wear anything in trend or seen as hot.
Would you rock/buy this 'cotton ball' dress for 117k?
There is another 'dress' this time, its the 'Dyspnea Mutha Fluffa Feather Dress' from NastyGal, check out the raved style...
Would you own this look for 117k?
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NastyGal recently unveiled 'unique' dresses for sale and this one caught attention.
Named as 'Dyspnea Mutha Fluffa Feather Dress' (or lack of it) the look is a colourful 'cotton balls' detailed frock. The extremely sheer dress has the cotton balls placed at strategic places on the dress.
The dress currently retails for $583 with internet users already complaining about it been overpriced since it's actually not a real dress!
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NastyGal reveals that it pairs best with "high-waisted panties, a matching bralette, and a light up dance floor."
The 'dress' is sold out already in all small and extra large sizes!
So would you rock this dress? Pray tell.
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