A bride-to-be has unveiled a mind-boggling transparent wedding dress she designed herself – that “looks like a giant condom”.
Natasha Somerville left viewers amazed after a dress she had made for her special day ended up resembling a plastic contraceptive.
The 35-year-old from London had been playing around with concepts and wondered what a modern-day wedding dress would look like.
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The fashion designer ultimately made the outfit from the “most transparent” natural latex she had ever seen.
The bride’s antics sent the internet into meltdown and her post gained over 65.3m views.
The clip of her washing the item in the sink racked up an incredible 780,000 likes.
Shocked viewers flooded the comment section, comparing the item to a “giant condom”.
“It’s been a fairy tale dream of mine to design my own gown, and I’m having fun along the way,” Natasha told Need To Know.
“The reaction has been completely overwhelming.
“Over 64m people have watched the video, so I haven’t even been able to read all of the comments.
“The ones I have seen have been incredibly funny.
“Humour has always been a huge part of how I approach fashion, and honestly, it’s one of the things that has kept me in the industry.
“I think this piece works because it sits at that intersection between craft, concept, and comedy.
“It invites people to laugh, but also to think.”
Since getting engaged in August 2025, the bride-to-be has been playing around with a number of wedding dress ideas.
Alarmed and amused viewers shared their views on the prophylactic-style creation, which also has diamante detailing.
One person said: “I love it, looks like a giant condom.”
Another person opined: “A little too modest for me, but you do you babe.”
A third person added: “My phone cover when I don’t change it every month.”
Someone else laughed: “Babe, that’s a condom.”
And a fifth viewer added: “I think you forgot the dress.”
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