But it doesn’t sound quite right to wear this outfit, or you may trigger unwanted or misleading updates by the wrong gestures or movements of your body to your Facebook account; which may also have negative effect, such as leaving you with no friends due to some weird status and updates on your account.

There are a number of gesture commands can be used to communicate with friends on Facebook. Besides the mentioned, you can also tap on the shoulder to notify friends about your presence. You can even customize different messages for different groups of friends and even assign different rhythms of tapping to different groups. So make sure you memorize well all the different patterns of tapping else you’ll sent wrong signals to different people which would likely cause a fight of jealousy. This Ping Facebook fashion was designed by Jennifer Darmour, using Lilypad and Lilypad Xbee – the Arduino-based microcontroller design for wearables.

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Take a closer look in the pictures below, the paper-made eyelashes were cut out in shapes of a few mini horses. Paperself also has other shapes and patterns, such as peach flower, peonies etc. Find out more here.

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The LG Lotus Elite phone packs two 2.4-inch QVGA screens, one is on the inside and the other on the outside, and it comes in a clamshell design. The screen on the outside should allow you check your messages and other status of your phone without needing you to open the clamshell.

The Lotus Elite also packs shortcuts on its screen for easy access to social networking sites, emails, and SMS etc. The phone also has a microSD card slot that maxes out at 32GB, a 2.0 megapixel camera, camcorder, GPS with Sprint Navigation, music player, Google search, access to Sprint TV and more.

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The Delight cloth is the creation of the Japanese Tsuya Textile Co., along with Fukui Engineering Center. The light-emitting textile is actually made from super thin fiber optic strands woven into a tapestry.

The Delight cloth can also be added with color controller which can let it change into different color patterns. However the fabric doesn’t generate light, you need to get a suitable light source for it, such as connecting one end or both ends of it to a 100W or 150W halogen.

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Elephant dung collected from local zoos.

Stick them on the front part of the high heels.

Now with the elephant dung, it gives a raise to the front part of the shoes, allows them to have 10-inch heels.

The question is “can she walk properly with these super high-heels made from elephant dung”? Guess is they will not smell like elephant feces anymore. These shoes of of INSA were showcased at Tate Britain on march 14.

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Designed by sister team Rodarte, the 3-inch heels have ambient glow within the heels, making them prominent and able to let you show off the material, texture and beautiful design of these high heels even though it’s in dark. They’re great for party goers. Sure, they’re useful to help people avoid stepping on others while they’re at the clubs.

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The collection by Olsenhaus, which is meant for Fall or Winter of 2010, consists of pumps, wedges, stiletto booties, and knee-highs, all made using innovative polyester microfiber extracted from old television screens. They’re “green” shoes, wearing any pair in the collection makes you one of the Earth savers.

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You can get it here for $28.20

These LED eyelashes were setup by Soomi Park. It can be tilted, which it has a set of headphones to house the tilt sensor and other electronics. So the eyelashes can tilt according to your eye movements detected by the sensor. The little extra burden to the user is having to wear the headphones. Some improvement still needed to make it more lightweight and handier. Perfect for girls into fashion. Watch the video below.

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Other than being the longest, the train of this gown is also festooned with 7,000 Swarovski crystals, and it took the makers 70 days to complete this gown. The gown has been designed by Romanian designer Ioana Comanescu of the “Il Creatore” bridal shop. With the longest and crystal-festooned train, this wedding gown costs US $5,135, and will be sold at the wedding fair through an auction. (Notes: previous record held by a wedding dress that measures 4,468 ft in length, designed by Andreas Evstratiou in Cyprus.

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