LED lights on a dress aren’t really something new, but sometimes designers manage to grab your attention with something unique and good-looking. The Difuss pollution dress is full of embroidery which conducts electricity, and it’s equipped with hundreds of LED lights. The lights are then connected to a CO2 detector, and it’s used to control them.

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Here at GP we love all of God’s creatures, except for maybe spiders and snakes and such (still want them safe though). We especially love animals that are cute. What we don’t like it when people make fools out of animals. I mean, c’mon. We make fools out of ourselves easy enough. Why do we need to make fools out of animals as well?

Some people in Korea thought it would be cute to take the tuxedo off of penguins, or I guess more precisely put something on over the tuxedos they usually wear. Like Santa Claus outfits!

What’s up with that? Everybody knows that penguins don’t have hands. How could they possibly hold the reins and drive the reindeers on Christmas eve? And isn’t this going to confuse little ones everywhere, except for maybe little baby penguins who have not been naughty and have been very nice?

What do you think of people using animals in this way for pleasure? Though they look cute, the whole thing seems to be a little out of line.

Source: Sina

“A Touch of Pink” fashion show is happening in Toronto. Eight Canuck designers revealed their designs as part of “The White Cashmere Collection” and “Fashion with Compassion for a Future without Breast Cancer.”

GP picked up on this idea because we think making good use of recycled paper makes good sense. BUT!!! We don’t want this kind of paper recycled, do we? Recycled toilet paper would give new meaning to the “Hey, there’s a stain on your dress.” Okay, I agree, that’s nasty.

So, what happens to these girls when they get caught in the rain? Seriously, isn’t there a limit to what to do, what can be done with paper?

Would you wear something made out of toilet paper?

Can you imagine the conversation – “If you are not careful, I am going to TP you.”

“Oh, would you, please?”

In the name of conservation, of course.