Chinese villager crafts wedding dress out of 40 cement bags

Rusty Blazenhoff 9:11 am Tue Oct 2, 2018

https://youtu.be/OtiTPkKxFPo

Future brides and/or Halloween costume makers take note: cement bags can be repurposed to create long-trained wedding dresses.

Oddity Central:

28-year-old Lili Tan has never taken fashion design courses, and spends most of her time farming, not creating wedding gowns, but looking at the amazing dress she created on a rainy day, when she couldn’t work in the fields, you could swear she makes dresses and accessories for a living. Using 40 discarded cement bags, the contents of which had gone toward renovating her village house near Longnan city, in China’s Gangsu province, Tan was able to create an elaborate wedding dress like the ones she saw in magazines, an impressive train for it, as well as a fancy hat. She showed them off on social media in a video which instantly went viral with several millions of views.

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