[DobDobDob (Ron)]

Seeing you asked


Okay, well it's not so much a trick as a process, firstly you have to remember that there is only one dress. Second, think of the dress being a very long and continuously stitched together garment. Next consider that the method of getting from one part of the long dress to the next part of the dress (different visual style) is the action of pulling downwards in a single motion from the bra line downwards towards the floor.

Now when a 'dress change' magically occurs, what she does is pulls the one very long dress downwards and the next pattern becomes visible and of course, if you look carefully you will see that the hem line drops for each change.

She pulls each new section down (this takes 1 to 2 seconds) and of course your eyes are trained on her waving arms and the colour of the 'new' dress, which is just really a new portion of the one long continuous dress.

Getting into her dress is the hardest part, she needs to be folded within the dress up to 7 times and each new section pressed down and neat, thus when she miraculously undoes the folding, by simply pulling downwards on the top of the dress, each new 'dress' appears, nice and neat and always growing in length.

This is especially obvious towards the end, when she has visually obvious longer (lower) hem lines, until of course the last one actually touches the floor.

She is good at what she does, the man is only the foil to distract you, the girl does it all, a downward pulling motion of a very cleverly sewn together dress that is sewn together in an opposite end to end fashion so that each time the outer most part is pulled down, the next part appears right side up.

The hardest part is practicing how fast you can do the pull downs, she is very good, but it ain't magic, it's just one very well constructed and long dress, folded very precisely and reversed with a lot of pomp and ceremony.

She is good