How 'flying dress' photos became so popular on social media
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While the pictures look like they could come out of a high fashion magazine, 'flying dress' photo shoots are relatively affordable and have become a more common offering on travel experience booking websites like Viator and Klook.
(CNN) — It seems tailor made for Instagram likes: bright blue sky, white walls and a ruby-colored dress swirling elegantly in the breeze. These images, known as "flying dress" photos, started out on the picturesque Greek island of Santorini and have since become popular in other tourist spots like Dubai, Tulum and Italy. While the pictures look like they could come out of a high fashion magazine, the photo shoots are relatively affordable and have become a more common offering on travel experience booking websites like Viator and Klook.More Related News
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