Women can now use condoms as clothing, thanks to the Vietnamese student Nguyen Minh Tuan, who created a dress made entirely of condoms. He made the play as a graduation project at Van Lang University in Ho Chi Minh. The dress was named "Breaking the Taboo of the Condom", and is made with 700 condoms.

The student said the dress created for one purpose - to draw attention to the issue of condom use among the population of the country. According to Tuan, the Vietnamese attitude about sex and safe sex needs to change. So he decided to work as part of World AIDS Day on December 1. He hopes that the dress will encourage people to use condoms and protect your partner from sexually transmitted diseases.

The garment until it is beautiful, and won praise from designers and models in the world. In fact, unless the item to be examined very closely, it is difficult to say which is made of condoms. He is described as versatile and directed to different body types.

Although latex has already been used in fashion before, perhaps the first time that a dress is made entirely with condoms in their original form. And of course it is very unlikely that he will one day come to be at shop windows. Hardly, some women would use it, even if it is beautiful. It is uncertain what Tuan hopes with his creation. For now, he seems happy to create a reminder of the use of condoms and safe sex. [OddityCentral]

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