Fascinatingly, the amalgamation of technology and design has seeped into the fashion industry so fittingly that it has changed the landscape of what we wear, how we wear, and why we wear the clothes that we do.

A grad student from the UK, Selina Bond has catapulted to fame this February as an award-winning designer of a sleek and powerful line of lingerie at the UK Lingerie Awards. Incorporating the Formula 1 technology passed on by her father, she showcased her lingerie design that utilized the carbon fibers - the same material used for race cars- and soft velvet. According to her, the carbon fibers had a flexible property of perfectly fitting the contours of the wearer's body. The juxtaposition of the lacquered, sleek texture of the carbon fibers and the ruffly intricate patterns of the velvet lace provided the succinct encapsulation of a dominant, empowered women.

Her design has caught the attention of numerous well-known designers like John Lewis, Fenwick Bond Street, Figleaves and Rigby and Peller. With an auspicious record, she hopes to create more products, including carbon fiber accessories amd harnesses, that integrate the scientific Formula 1 concept into the artistic retail design.

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Jennifer Lawrence, for example, have left us speechless with her elegant dress. 

Margot Robbie, the actress that starred with Leo in Wolf of Wall Street, also strikes a pose as she confidently walks the carpet with her glamorous robe. 

At such a grand event where spotlight is shone everywhere and celebrities seek for attention amongst the hundreds of other competing stars, it is evident that numerous stars have revealed certain parts of their body to capture the eyes of the audience. Of them, many have exposed their breasts. 

Without the support of having a wire bra, these stars have been able to ostentatiously display their cleavages and breasts by utilizing the Hollywood secret of the body tape. 

The body tape is a double sided tape that allows the flesh to cling to the garment. While attaching the dress to the body, it is sufficiently thin enough to be unnoticeable even in a tight or see-through dress. This tape is comparably better to the undergarment, Spanx, because the latter, unfortunately, reveals the protruded flesh squeezed by the pressure of the elastic. 

Interestingly, this tape has been used widely for these events and its usage has been proven to be useful in its purposeful ways that it has been implemented.