In the accompanying video, the dress is being worn by Romanian model Andra Mirona Axentoi - they call her "Æva" - who is seen walking through a gray, cavernous space (possibly a cave in Mars?). The crystals on her dress shimmer as she walks, playing with the low light and magnifying it so such a degree that they "let off" beads of glimmer that billow behind and above her like an effervescent (and colorful) twinkling cloud.

What's interesting is that, the multiple layers of the dress play with each other, each fold revealing yet another "plane" through which the traditional patterns of the Romanian rug inspiration are revived and enlivened. The color scheme of the crystals - which, coincidentally, also act as structural elements - doesn't follow tradition, but is also updated to include bright yellows, punchy pinks, neon oranges and electric blues. It's almost as if each crystal's color has a story to tell and, as they all merge into the pattern, this story becomes elaborated and enriched.

The hours of careful work that went into first designing the dress (all facets, from first sketch to final prototype) and then crafting it are indisputable. It might not be a garment that one can easily slip on for a day on planet Earth, but it certainly gives our imaginations a run for their money and makes a say for what the (colorful and innovative) red carpets of the future may very well look like one day soon!