Aussie drag queen Ondä Spectrum creates three-piece outfit using Woolworths reusable bags

A young shopper has wowed fans after crafting an impressive three-piece outfit using only Woolworths shopping bags.

Glamorous drag queen Ondä Spectrum, from Melbourne, repurposed the 99c green reusable bags to craft a unique look complete with knee-high boots.

In a video posted on Instagram, Ondä can be seen wearing a sleeveless knee-length dress then rips it off to reveal the corset with a matching skirt underneath. 

The second look features a halter neck style at the top and frills on the bottom made from bag handles, with the ‘bag for good’ text seen on the bust. 

Then for an extra wow-factor, the skirt was removed to show off the entire look of the cheeky green corset for the third and final outfit. 

The short clip has since been watched more than 1.1million times, leaving thousands amazed by the outfit transitions.

Drag queen Ondä Spectrum repurposed the 99c green reusable bags to craft a unique look complete with knee-high boots. In a video posted on Instagram, Ondä, who wasn’t dressed in drag, showcased the impressive creation

‘Well here we have it. It’s finally, properly f***ing finished after all this time,’ Ondä said in the clip with a sigh, before showing off the second look.

‘For some reason, it (the second outfit) fits me exactly without the tights on. The tights make it too tight.’ 

Hundreds were quick to compliment Ondä on her sewing skills and many weren’t expecting the transitions.

Ondä will show off the transitional looks during live performances and will be sure to amaze crowds

‘The double reveal was unexpected and i am here for it. Was half expecting there to be a third reveal where you somehow turned it into a fabulous bikini,’ one woman commented. 

‘Epic! I feel like it needs a bag,’ another said, a third added: ‘YES YES YES. Why and how do I want one.’ 

Another woman even suggested Ondä should ‘wear it to Coles’ as a cheeky gag. 

A fourth joked: ‘Unexpected item in the bagging area.’  

In the comments Ondä estimated around 50 to 60 bags were used to create all three looks.

Ondä will show off the transitional looks during live performances and will be sure to amaze crowds.