Young children's bodies grow faster and parents have a problem with their clothes getting shorter as their children get older. But fashion designers have now discovered the cracks. Work has begun on making children's clothing based on the mythical origami art of Japan. These innovative garments are such that as the child grows older, the garments also spread out like origami artwork according to their body size.
As the children get older, so will their clothing!
'Little Plit' is called Petit Pli in French and these origami inspired children's garments are made from the Innovative Plit system. The wear adjusts according to the children's movement and returns to its original position. Therefore, even if the baby's body grows for a few months, if you wear this garment, it will be measured.
The origami-inspired garment is designed by Ryan Mario Yassi, a graduate designer at the Royal College of Art in London. This wear will never get bigger or shorter, he said. According to him, children develop up to seven cloth sizes in their first two years. During this period parents face the problem of children's clothes falling short quickly and often have to buy new clothes. Thus, the cost to the parents increases as well as the short falling clothes become useless, which can be prevented by origami inspired wear.
Spain pressed under a layer of ice
Hurricane Philomena in Spain has caused heavy snowfall. Snowfall in Spain has broken a 50-year record. Due to which public life is frozen. Thousands of vehicles were stranded on the roads, forcing train and air services to stop. About half of Spain has been put on alert for a terrible snowstorm. In five provinces, the highest level of warning has been given about snowfall.
Firefighters in Madrid, Spain, and elsewhere in Vesia, Madrid, try to pull a car out of a snowstorm after heavy snowfall. In many places, many people are trapped in the snow in vehicles. A red alert has been issued for snowfall in the capital Madrid and other parts. 4 people have died here due to hypothermia.
This picture of the city of Rivas shows that the snow has covered the entire city with a blanket of snow. The freezing cold has paralyzed public life. The meteorological department here has warned of heavy snowfall for the next two days.
This is not a mirror!
Photographer Julian Martin clicked this picture of a mandarin duck walking on a frozen lock in Derbyshire, Britain.
Migratory birds roam in Kashmir
On the one hand, new cases of corona are still being reported in large numbers in many states of the country and bird flu has also spread in some states.
Record of creating 783 bubbles in one bubble
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Taiwan's Cheng Yu-te has inflated 783 bubbles inside a large bubble, earning him a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. The Guinness Book of World Records has shared Cheng's video. Cheng also holds the record for the most number of times a soap bubble has been blown.
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