Men aren’t the only ones who can wear condoms!
Columbian model and fashion designer Belky Arizala put together a fashion line called “Fashion For Life” featuring clothes for women made using condoms. The show took place in Bogota, Colombia on August 27, 2010 to promote AIDS awareness.
Here are some more samples from the exhibition:
(All above photos: REUTERS/John Vizcaino)
This isn’t the first instance of prophylactic fashion though. I’ve managed to dig up a few more instances in which the world’s least favorite raincoat has been worn in creative ways.
Here are some nice rubber duds from the 18th World Aids Conference in Vienna July 19, 2010:
(Photo: REUTERS/Herwig Prammer)
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Another example from the first Shenzhen Sex Culture Festival on September 21, 2007 in Shenzhen of Guangdong Province, China:
(Photo: China Photos/Getty Images)
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Another condom dress, this one from the 4th China Reproductive Health New Technologies and Products Expo at the Beijing Exhibition Centre on July 11, 2007 in Beijing, China:
(Photo: Feng Li/Getty Images)
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But none of these can compare to this phallic phashion statement from PETA:
(Photo: REUTERS/ Mohamed Azakir)
