This is a short video of a woman performing a Sama dance and twirling in a dress with an extended hem made of fire. That is awesome. I don’t really have any details about how the fire dress was actually made, and the intrigue makes it even cooler. Is there

These are a couple videos of Turkish fashion designer Musab Kaya demonstrating his folding prowess by quickly folding pairs of jeans in his store with a lightning fast snap. In the second video he even does it all one-handed. It probably goes without saying, but if the internet doesn’t start

Because my feet demanded it, Adidas is releasing limited edition The Simpsons themed sneakers. There will be a Superstar with Marge Simpson’s blue hair covering the entire shoe, and a Stan Smith with Homer’s iconic ‘backing into the bushes’ meme on its heel. They’ll be released before the end of

Lovingly crafted by maker of things Crescent Shay over the course of (I assume) many centuries, this chainmail cocktail dress is constructed of 2,652 pennies. Inspired by scalemail, to make the dress Shay first had to collect all the pennies (more than she anticipated), wash them, then drill three holes

This is a short video of TikTok user Shar Aguilar’s father sitting on the floor in her laundry room scratching his leg and watching how the washing machine works because they never had one growing up in the Philippines. Really makes you reconsider all the things you take for granted,

Because fashion knows no bounds (or decency), these are the unevenly stitched jeans created by Paris-based fashion house Leje. The Slash Jean ($417 – $441) has a single off-centered stitching diagonally across the knees, as if the jeans were slashed and sewn back together unevenly. The L Jean ($528) has

Because you don’t stand a chance running from a t-rex wearing anything else, these are the Jurassic Park x Reebok Instapump Fury shoes coming June 1st. As you can see, they’re heavily inspired by the Jurassic Park Ford Explorer tour vehicles from the first movie. Obviously, they’ll go perfectly with

This is what will now be known as the Spectrum Of Kindness, a barcode style chart created by data lover Owen Llewellyn Henry Jean Phillips to celebrate Mister Rogers’ birthday by presenting the color of every cardigan he wore on Mister Rogers’ neighborhood in chronological order from 1969 – 2001