Walking Billboard for Your Brand

Pick an available spot on the gown, submit your brand details and logo, and complete payment. Once your payment is verified (or manually approved), your spot is reserved and your approved logo appears in that position. I then wear the gown at Devcon 8 and deliver the agreed campaign content.

Live availability is shown on every spot — 'Available', 'Pending' (someone is checking out) or 'Sold'. It's validated on the server, so two people can't buy the same spot. Scroll to 'Choose your spot' to see the current status.

You'll get a confirmation page with your order reference. Your logo goes into a quick review step (so everything looks right on the gown), and once approved it's shown in the sponsor gallery. If email is configured, you'll also receive a confirmation email.

PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP, up to 5 MB. A transparent PNG or an SVG works best so your logo sits cleanly on the fabric. You can upload during checkout or email it to me afterwards.

See the 'Sponsor perks' section for the full list. In short: your logo worn on the gown at Devcon, photos featuring your placement, an X shout-out, short-form event content and a post-event appreciation post. Items marked 'proposed' are goals, confirmed in writing before payment — I won't promise quantities I can't deliver.

Payment is in USDC on Ethereum Mainnet, paid directly from your own wallet (Trust Wallet, MetaMask, or any WalletConnect-compatible wallet via QR code). Connect your wallet, review the exact amount and receiving address, and approve the transfer. Ethereum gas fees are paid in ETH and are separate from the sponsorship amount. Every payment is verified independently on-chain — a wallet 'success' screen alone is never treated as proof. There are no card, UPI or bank-transfer options.

This is an independent campaign and event access is subject to confirmation. This is an independent personal campaign. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official sponsorship program of the Devcon organizers. Event access and deliverables are subject to confirmation. If plans change materially, I'll contact every sponsor directly and handle it per the refund policy below.

The campaign is fully successful only when all 13 dress sponsorship spots are filled. That's the bar — all 13 logos on the gown. (The separate $1,000 leg-waxing add-on is a bonus and is not part of the 13-spot target.)

Simple and upfront: if all 13 dress sponsorship spots are not filled, every sponsor who paid for a dress spot gets a full refund. You're not taking a gamble on whether enough other brands show up — if the gown isn't fully booked, your dress sponsorship is refunded.

Refunds are not automatic. DM me on X at https://x.com/apurvajain24 with your project name, the sponsorship spot, the amount paid, your transaction hash, your original payment wallet, and any relevant details. I'll review the payment and send the refund back to your original wallet in USDC. Note: blockchain network (gas) fees you already paid can't be recovered by the website, and I don't promise a fixed processing deadline — but I'll handle it promptly and fairly.

Campaign refund commitment: the campaign is only fully successful when all 13 dress sponsorship spots are filled. If all 13 dress spots are NOT filled, every sponsor who paid for a dress spot will be refunded in full. Refunds are not automatic — DM me on X (@apurvajain24) with your project name, sponsorship spot, amount paid, transaction hash and the original paying wallet, and I'll review the payment and send the refund back to that wallet in USDC. Blockchain network fees you already paid are not recoverable by the website. Once your approved logo has been committed/printed onto the gown, that placement is non-refundable. (The separate leg-waxing add-on is not part of the 13-spot commitment.) No fixed processing deadline is promised.

Short answer: the vibe, yes; the pixels, not guaranteed. I'm a man and I fully intend to show up at Devcon 8 in a gown covered in participating project logos, aiming for something close to the design shown. But the displayed image is AI-generated and illustrative — the final gown's design, colour, style and details may change based on what's actually available, and my real appearance (skin tone, face, proportions and so on) will differ from the render. The promise I'm making is the one that matters: a gown with your logo on it, worn at Devcon, subject to final arrangements.

DM me on X at https://x.com/apurvajain24 — that's the fastest and best way to reach me. Happy to talk through placements, custom bundles, the leg-waxing add-on, or anything else before you commit.