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Artist Andrew Lewicki wants to class up breakfast, and has created the Louis Vuitton Waffle Maker. Featuring the unmistakable Vuitton pattern, the waffle maker is teflon coated to help create the finest waffle couture.
Also be sure to check out Lewicki’s Oreo Manhole Cover that we’ve featured before.
[via Laughing Squid]
What better way to help launch the new TWELV magazine, and pay homage to the late designer Alexander McQueen, than with a full-length ball gown made from gummy bears?
The dress, inspired by another colorful but gummy-less work by McQueen, consists of about 50,000 gummy bears, and weighs over 200 lbs — or about four-times as much as the model wearing it.
[via Buzzfeed]
High Heel Cupcakes are brought to us by Cupcakes Take The Cake. Part of a group of baked goods — which also includes couture purse cupcakes — our guess is that their actual intent is to make fans of Sex and The City’s heads explode.
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Cereal Couture, created by The Glam Foodie, imagines what it might look like if high fashion met breakfast cereal.
Although, I don’t think Tony would be caught dead in a Burberry Scarf — they’re so 2009. And, do Coco Chanels turn your milk chocolately, or just make it smell like old lady?
As meat appears to be having all of the fun lately, a few fashion and textile students at Bath Spa University, have answered with a series of dresses made entirely from cheese.
Using Pilgrims Choice Vintage, Extra Mature and Red Leicester cheeses, the dresses were heat molded to fit. And yes, they also had matching shoes, aptly referred to as ‘Jimmy Cheese’.
[Daily Mail UK, via Neatorama]