Go out to wear a lot of clothes? Liquid fabric or will come out

One day, you might step out without needing to carry a single piece of clothing—just a few bottles and cans could be all you need. This vision is becoming closer to reality thanks to a groundbreaking development by particle engineer Paul Luckham and designer Manel Torres. After years of research and experimentation, they've created an innovative fabric that defies traditional notions of clothing. This material, which resembles paint in texture, is made from pure cotton fibers, polymers, and solvents through a complex process of physical and chemical transformation. When sprayed onto the skin, it dries quickly and forms a lightweight, flexible layer that functions as a wearable garment. What's truly remarkable is that it can be reused multiple times, offering a sustainable and convenient alternative to conventional clothing. Despite its promising potential, the material is still in the development phase and may take some time before it becomes commercially available. However, the team remains optimistic about its future impact. They believe this technology could revolutionize the way we dress, making fashion more eco-friendly, efficient, and accessible. As the world continues to seek sustainable solutions, this invention might just be the next big step toward a more intelligent and responsible approach to clothing.