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The World’s Longest Wedding Dress In 2012 by Emma Dumitrescu

This is one of the most amazing events in 2012, The longest wedding dress designed by the famous romanian model Emma Dumitrescu 17 year old. below are some of  the coolest  photos captured for this event.

This dress is  2,750 meter long so it has  gotten the  the largest wedding dress length in the entire world and broke the world record in guiness .

It needs a very long time and effort to do such like this wedding dress. It took 4700 meters of material and 1,857 needles and 100 days in its stitching

Ten craftsmen were working on this glorious design and the raw material was imported from various other countries.  The lace was bought from France while Taffeta and other fabrics were bought from Italy costing several thousand pounds. It took 15,420 feet of taffeta, 18.04 feet of Chantilly lace, 147.64 feet of lining, 1857 sewing needles and 150 spool threads to create this masterpiece.

and here is a words that let me impressive :

If a real bride was to walk the aisle wearing this dress, she would need a venue the size of four football fields and an entire NFL team of bridesmaids to hold the train! 

Stunning 3-D Street Art Illusions By Kurt Wenner

This type of art is known as street painting and also commonly known as pavement art and sidewalk art. The most amazing thing in this type of art is its illusion. Most of the paintings are in 3d form and the illusion comes when composing the real with the imagination. For example to see a very deep hole in the street or a monsters trying to escape to the real life. It's really fabulous. In my post I've bring a collection of the street art illusion examples, and all of them will melt your brain when watching them. All of these paintings are painted by the artist Kurt Wenner.

I want to mention here that when you see these paintings in real life you will not see it as in these photos because these photos was captured in a certain angle.

About the painter,Kurt Wenner. He is an American artist, he began his painting work in 1982 in Rome, then by 1983 he took his already existing paintings form to the street by drawing. In 1984, Kurt Wenner appear in the TV by the National Geographic documented film  called Masterpieces In Chalk, and at the same year he won at the Grazie festival the title of  "Maestro Madonnaro" which means ("best" or "featured" chalk artist) .