Need some fried chicken socks to add to the ensemble? How about a pillow case that makes it look like you’re in bed with Colonel Sanders? Wait, wuh?
KFC Ltd. is the chicken company’s new online shop. If you’d like to show off your love of chicken buckets and gray-haired southern gentlemen — consider a pair of Fried Chicken Socks, a Fried Chicken Sweatshirt, Dream Colonel Pillowcase, or KFC Poster. Have $20K to spend? Then, how about a KFC Chicken Zinger made from an actual meteorite?
Olivia Mears of Avant Geek and Taco Belle fame, is back with the fanciest Pizza Dress ever. Not only does the gown transform her into Pizzarella (her words not mine) but while lying down, the dress fans out into a whole pie.
Those wondering where they can find a Pizza Dress of their own, will just have to wear a plain-old non-pizza dress to the prom — as this is a one-of-a-kind.
See more or Mears’ awesome work on Instagram.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
To help promote her new variety of Special K cereal, British TV personality Tess Daly and Kellogg’s created a dress made entirely of the cereal’s ingredients.
The Cereal Dress was created using 4,000 stalks of wheat, 500 whole almonds, 800 cut almonds, 50 vanilla pods, 50 vanilla flowers, 450 whole apples, and 100 curled apple peels, preserved peels, and apple slices.
Pass the milk, and let’s enjoy this breakfast couture.
[via Mental Floss]
When asked, “Who are you wearing?”… Wouldn’t it be great to answer, “Wonka, thanks for asking”?
Well, your chocolate couture dreams have come true, with news that a chocolate dress is now possible.
Presented at The Chocolate Show London, the dress was created by Downton Abbey costume designer, Caroline McCall, and required 132 pounds of chocolate to make.
[via BuzzFeed]
The season of non-stop eating, shopping, and coupon emails is upon us. And, sometimes, we may want to escape those harmful wi-fi signals and dinner guests that ask too many questions.
KFC knows your pain, and has the answer in the form of a large metal tent. The KFC Internet Escape Pod is officially a thing. The pod will seat up to four adults looking for a reprieve, and protection from the internet, as the metal walls block out signals.
Of course, no KFC merchandise would be complete without Colonel Sanders involved. Therefore, the Colonel can be seen here — his long arms offering a large internet-blocking hug. So, as KFC probably intended, grab a bucket of chicken, pull on the drumstick door-knob, and enjoy your escape.
Oh, did we mention that the KFC Internet Escape Pod is a one-off that costs $10,000? No escape for you!
