In fact, he himself assures that the fabric is as easy to handle as any other and feels like suede. Over time, he perfected the spray to what it is today. The origin is quite particular, since the original idea of Torres was to create a kind of mist or spider web on a T-shirt, but not having enough knowledge at that time, he went to Imperial College in London to shape his product. This technology is composed of cotton and synthetic fibers in a solution of more ecological polymers and solvents, which evaporate when they touch a surface, in this case, Bella's skin. The person in charge of the dress is a Spaniard named Manel Torres, director of the company Fabrican Limited, which developed said spray. It's not about magic, it's about fashion. Read also: Ana de Armas in "Blonde": The Cuban who has conquered Hollywood How Was the Dress Made and Who Is Behind this Novelty?
And best of all, since the dress adhered to the model's figure, she could move easily. In the end, what looked like some kind of paint ended up taking on a fabric texture. To give it the final touches, another of Coperni's creatives used scissors to make a front cut on the dress so that Bella could walk, in addition to lowering the sleeves and thus giving it an off-the-shoulder look. At the end, about 15 minutes later, the result was splendid and unprecedented: a white dress. Immediately afterwards, two creatives from the Coperni brand, Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, intervened by spraying the entire body of the model. It all started with Bella Hadid walking down the runway wearing nothing but a thong and covering her breasts.
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