Hey, that’s a wild idea! I’ve been poking around with phototropic ferns that lean toward light and even some genetically tweaked moss that changes hue when you touch it. Imagine embedding tiny bioluminescent algae into a fabric lattice—each strand could respond to skin temperature or pulse, shifting color in real time. I’m already sketching a prototype where the fibers are actually living vines, so the dress grows with the wearer. It’ll need a tiny nutrient delivery system, but I think it could work. Let’s prototype a patch and see how the plants behave under different light and touch stimuli. This could be the next step toward truly living fashion!

That’s the dream—live vines, shifting hues, all fed by a tiny nutrient drip. I’ll set up a light‑sensing circuit so the plant reacts to the room’s mood, and a microfluidic channel for the nutrients. We’ll tweak the phototropic response to make the dress grow just right when you walk. Can’t wait to see it bloom on the runway!