Would you wear a wedding dress grown from fungus? One bride protested the excess of single-use wedding dresses by growing her own gown for $40 in a few weeks. Erin Smith was a graduate student in New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program when she started the dress as a project for her thesis last year. Wedding dresses, she told The Huffington Post, are "prime examples of single-use objects that are really energy-intensive." She decided she would grow her own for her August wed...
Would you wear a wedding dress grown from fungus? One bride protested the excess of single-use wedding dresses by growing her own gown for $40 in a few weeks. Erin Smith was a graduate student in New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program when she started the dress as a project for her thesis last year. Wedding dresses, she told The Huffington Post, are "prime examples of single-use objects that are really energy-intensive." She decided she would grow her own for her August wed...
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