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

One day, you might find yourself stepping out without needing to carry a single bag of clothes. Instead, you could simply bring a few bottles and cans. This would make your journey smoother, with nothing left behind. Recently, particle engineer Paul Luckham and designer Manel Torres have been working hard to create an entirely new kind of fabric. It’s a liquid material that looks like paint, but it's made from pure cotton fibers, polymers, and solvents through complex physical and chemical processes. Once sprayed onto the skin, it dries into a wearable garment that can be reused multiple times. Though this material is still in development and won’t be available for some time, its potential is huge. It could revolutionize the way we think about clothing, making fashion more sustainable and convenient. Imagine a future where you can "paint" your outfit instead of wearing it. The idea may sound futuristic now, but with continued research and innovation, it might soon become a reality. We're excited to see how this technology will shape the world of fashion in the years to come.