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Urine crystals grow on a pair of ballet shoes, as part of a collection by Alice Potts.
Urine crystals grow on a pair of ballet shoes, as part of a collection by Alice Potts.
Royal College of Art graduate Alice Potts showcased her quirky design methods with a pair of ballet shoes adorned with crystals formed from sweat and a fake fur featuring urine-crystals at the RCA's annual fashion show.
Potts, who has also experimented with blood, believed the odorless but stomach-turning materials, donated to her by fellow students, had environmental and health benefits beyond the limitations of traditional plastic or cotton.
"Instead of using plastic accessories to maybe embellish garments ... we can start like growing onto our garments these new materials and more natural materials," she told Reuters.
Comment: Simon is correct in that a solution to this issue is likely not on the horizon. The left refuses to engage in reasonable dialog and uses distortions and outright lies to further their political agenda, while the right refuses to look at horrific activity the United States has played in destabilizing countries all over the world.