sponsorVanshika @@vanshuETH · Conference outfit · launched 2026-09-12
Vanshika sold 13 logo spots on a dress for TOKEN2049 Singapore
A video creator split one dress into 13 named logo spots, six on the front and seven on the back, priced from $350 to $1,200, to wear for a full day at TOKEN2049 in Singapore. Any sold spot could be taken over at twice its last price. One roundup reported it sold out at about $9,200, but her own site still shows $0 raised and all 13 spots open, so we list the result as unknown.
RaisedUnknown
Spots sold? / 13
Prices$350 to $1,200
Modeldoubling auction
StatusUnknown
EventTOKEN2049 Singapore2026-10-07, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Lessons
- Naming each spot and giving it a fixed starting price makes the offer easy to scan and buy.
- Bundling content, such as videos and a thank you post, gives sponsors value beyond the event day.
- Closing sales weeks before the event leaves time to print logos and plan the content.
Sources
- Campaign site accessed 2026-10-28
- Sponsor My Body, Selling my body roundup accessed 2026-10-28
Last checked 2026-10-28. Part of this record comes from the Sponsor My Body Athlete Sponsorship Index (CC BY 4.0). Spot an error? Write to hello@sponsormyspot.com.
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