Would you wear emotional clothing?

Question

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-502889/The-dress-changes-colour-reflect-mood.html

I`m not sure i would like everyone knowing what mood i am in from my clothes.

Think of the embarassment if you looked aroused in the supermarket.

It might prove useful in the nightclub though.

Answer 1

OHMYGOD thats the fugliest thing ive ever seen!

no i wouldnt wear it

Answer 2

LOL!!! Well if it was tesco at lunch time it would be known as the red light district ha ha........:)

Answer 3

That has put a whole new prospective on going to waitrose.

Answer 4

think of the flies and moths that would be following you in that

Answer 5

I think it's interesting.

I don't see how it could be useful at all.

it's something that they just made because they could.

i'd wear it in vegas.

any where else would be much.

Answer 6

As long as I didnt have to listen to My Chemical Romance, wear black lippy and get suicidal when Boots run out of black hair dye.

Answer 7

What goes on in your supermarket then? You get aroused? In which aisle?

Please don't say Bleach And Disinfectant.....

I need no dress to convey my mood, It's permanently jammed at 'p1ssed off and irritated' ;-)

EDIT-LMAO!!! Cheese Counter?

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I think we should be told.......

Answer 8

It's a good start but something simpler like a t shirt that just lights up "take me now" would be quite good for a night out!  Obviously, you would need a "no thanks" option too!

Answer 9

i've been in sack cloth and ashes for years and folk still tell me to cheer up and wonder why i tell them to F'off

Answer 10

I don't need emotional clothing. I have a face. :)

Answer 11

LOL! That is quite interesting...

I probably wouldn't wear that around much!!!

It would be fun to try on once or twice though...I would be fascinated by the changing colors!!!