When Source Code Becomes Formal Wear

Description

A person is shown from shoulders to knees wearing a fitted dark navy or black dress with elbow-length sleeves. The front of the dress is printed with columns of tiny syntax-highlighted source code, including brackets, indented blocks, comments, and colored tokens, though most individual lines are too small to read clearly. There is no large meme caption; the visual joke is that code has been turned into fashion, like a wearable IDE theme. For developers, it plays on code becoming identity, aesthetic, and social signal rather than just implementation detail.