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The latest in dresses from one Japanese designer Rie Hosokai is feather-light, see-through and comes with an unusual warning: watch out for needles, Reuters reports.

It's a dress made from balloons. All the work is done by hand, and Hosokai said it can be hard to account for the amount of air when adjusting the size and volume of the dress.

Most of Hosokai's dresses carry price tags ranging from 150,000 to 300,000 yen, but she sold one set of balloon dress, headpiece and bouquet for 1 million yen.

Each dress lasts only 24 hours at most before it starts to deflate, and some can change color depending on the temperature and humidity. （點(diǎn)擊路透社網(wǎng)站查看原文）

日設(shè)計(jì)師制作氣球禮服

???????據(jù)路透社報(bào)道，日本設(shè)計(jì)師細(xì)貝里枝推出最新時(shí)裝作品，它輕如羽毛且可一眼看穿，不過(guò)穿著它得格外小心針扎，因?yàn)檫@條裙子是用充氣氣球制成，純手工打造。

???????細(xì)貝里枝稱，制作裙子最難的地方就是計(jì)算充氣量，因?yàn)闅馇虻捏w積和衣服尺寸很難拿捏。

???????多數(shù)禮服價(jià)格在15萬(wàn)（約人民幣12510元）到30萬(wàn)日元（約人民幣25020元）不等，一套包括氣球禮服、頭飾和花束的套裝以100萬(wàn)日元（約人民幣83426元）售出。

???????每件禮服最多可以維持24小時(shí)，然后就會(huì)漸漸癟下去，有些衣服還會(huì)隨溫度和濕度變化而變色。

(China.org.cn August 11, 2011)