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2007_Winedress_ UniversityOfAustralia explanation Bacteria turn wine into vinegar, with that it also produces cellulose. how it works They lifted the layers of slimy cellulose off and laid them over a inflatable doll. After each dress was complete, they deflated the doll and removed it, leaving the dress intact. why produced To provoke some discussion about future fashions exceptional It won’t take to long anymore before we wear cellulose skirts. Production processes are ready, when comes society? |
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| reactions ‘It’s the bacteria that are weaving all these fibers together,’ says Gary Cass of the University of Western Australia. ‘We’re not using any machines, sewing machines and so forth.’ |
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