The inventor's original intention is to make people pay more attention to the environment and make better use of clothing to protect the environment.

The "beautiful new world" project has been completed by Helen, a British designer, a professor at the London Fashion Institute, and Toni Ryan, a professor at the interactive research center of University of Sheffield. They are trying to find a way to solve the pollution and waste caused by the increasing number of discarded clothes being sent to rubbish sites.

Si Daorui said: "we are considering integrating different ways to solve global problems."

"Fashion can go beyond the boundaries, it can create momentum and cause concern," said Hanna Terry, fashion editor of the artist.

"This unique way is very helpful in promoting the value of science," said Mark Mo Luo, an expert in organic chemistry at St Peter institution of University of Cambridge.

Si Daorui said, "clothes have a large surface area, which can be used to purify the air."

The London Fashion Institute has recently set up a fashion science research center, offering a new curriculum for fashion and environment in the master of Arts.

Scientists will say, "this is just a dress. Why should we pay attention to it?"

Now the situation has changed.