Ah, birth control as a fashion statement. —bill
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Fashion Show in China
Models parade in outfits made of condoms during a fashion show at the
4th China Reproductive Health New Technologies & Products Expo in
Beijing July 11, 2007. Condoms of all shapes and sizes were used to
make dresses, hats and even lollipops. Models fought through
extravagant soap bubble special effects to show off tight-fitting
wedding gowns, scaly-looking evening dresses, outrageous bikinis and
other garments made entirely of condoms. The show was held at the
Fourth China Reproductive Health New Technologies and Products Expo
and organized by China's largest condom manufacturer, Guilin Latex
Factory, to promote the use of condoms in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
It also marked World Population Day, organized annually by the U.N.
Population Fund.
