We are all made of stars ('We are all made of stars'): it sounds like the American declension of the song by Alan Sorrenti “We are children of the stars' and instead it is the beginning of the description of the new star dress, with certainly special features, which you can find on the website of the ThinkGeek.
“Stars, beautiful stars, arranged in constellations, that fill the night sky and illuminate our innermost thoughts until morning, when our bright star, the sun, drowns them with its own light, stealing the scene', this is how the company goes on in its original presentation of its new creature, daring to make a comparison between the dress and the play of parts that takes place at dawn between the sun and the stars.
The blue dress, in fact, covered with a field of stars and constellations, seems to have been made with a very specific aim: to stubbornly steal the spotlight from everything around it.
It is called 'Glow in the dark"designed for the woman who loves to be the centre of attention day and night.
ThinkGeek's star dress
The dress from the US fashion house lights up in the dark with a myriad of glowing stars, giving the eye the effect of a starry sky drawn on a woman's body. A close-fitting corset and a flared skirt reaching down to the knee, with a zip at the back, give the dress a simple yet undeniably unconventional line. 
A cool dress, with shades oscillating between black and blue, made at 100% in cotton, thus characterising itself as a delicate garment but at the same time with a strong personality. Suitable for the woman who loves to dare and cross boundaries, without fearing the gaze of the world fixed on her corporeity.
The cost of the dress is $50 (about EUR 46) and can be purchased online directly from the company's e-commerce site.
