

Ms Tsukioka unveiled her design in Tokyo. The wearer needs to lift a flap on the skirt, to expose a large sheet of cloth printed with the familiar bright red Coca Cola logo. The idea of this skirt was inspired by a trick used by Japanese ninjas, who cloaked themselves in black blankets so they couldn't be seen at night. A deluxe model of the skirt even boasts four sides for a more complete cover.

Ms Tsukioka said: "It is just easier for Japanese to hide. Making a scene would be too embarrassing."
She has already sold 20 of the £400 hand-sewn vending machine skirts. Now, she aims to market the design worldwide. Link
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