Betabrand Manufactures Clothing That Allows People To "Stealth" Before The Flash.

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Betabrand recently raised a new concept of clothing production. This kind of clothing will shine in the photo, and it will soon become a nightmare for paparazzi because the face of the wearer will also be blurred by strong light.

According to wired magazine, the reflective material used in this clothing and a running shoe is identical.

However, the use of these reflective materials by Betabrand company and designer Chris Holmes is not to attract people's attention, but the opposite is true.

Holmes, the most widely known designer, is DJ and producer. He said in the video of flashback project: "the most popular camera is iPhone now, and everyone uses her iPhone to shoot everything at all times. Therefore, many people are often candid camera without consent.

This kind of atmosphere should be restricted, and it would be nice to have some fun in being photographed. "

This industry chain is made of jackets and scarves.

Some of these costumes and accessories range from $50 to $400.

The cost of the scarf is up to $67, while the front reflection kit costs about $230. Although these clothes are not very practical, they reflect a trend. Artists and designers are looking for ways to fight back in the field of science and technology, such as today's Silkworm eating people's private space.

As my colleague Rob Walker said last summer, the anti technology trend in the field of weary is developing rapidly.

No matter what form they are presented, they share a common trait: "they will fight back with tact and high-tech means when they face the invasion and threat of high technology to people's lives."

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Home and designer, Adam Harvey suddenly stepped forward to the anti face recognition technology, bringing us the anti surveillance half hooded sweater, and the unique makeup technology that makes the advanced software helpless. At the same time, the equipment such as Focus Life Gear launched by Tai Ting can cut off all the connections of our mobile phone when we wear it.

Although the Holme industry looks interesting, he hopes that these products will be able to wake up to those who are overphotographed.

He said, "anything that can stop people thinking before taking endless pictures is good, because we need to put down the camera and really feel this body, this time and here."