You might have played the popular game Candy Crush while travelling in a bus or a train, however, did you ever come across someone wearing those colourful candies on themselves? It might sound bizarre, but is true. Designer Christian Cowan recently launched 'Candy Crush' beanbag dress and the creation was given a try by a reporter who flaunted the funky wear on the streets of NYC and its subway.
Identified as New York Post reporter Taylor Knight pulled up the wearable beanbag to take a stroll in New York City and grab the attention of passersby. Images from the incident surfaced online and went viral. It showed how Taylor didn't actually need a seat and could casually sit on the floor with her multi-purpose clothing.
The dress meant for sitting on the train floor when there are no seats available really worked as it provided the woman a Sweet Seat. According to reports, the 'Sweet Seat,' is a limited edition one-size-fits-all design made out of Lycra and stuffed with a material that actually dissolves when using a vinegar and water mixture — making it sustainable.
Also, wearable beanbags aren't something being introduced to the public for the first time. Earlier, a similar fashion trend from Japan went viral. It was when a promotional video by a Japanese clothing company took the internet by storm for its quirky product that promised people to plonk themselves down anytime, anywhere.
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