Wearing food is always fun. However, it doesn’t get any better, than when it’s done as creatively and adorably as this.
Artist, Alya Chaglar, uses food and foliage to ‘dress’ her 3-year-old daughter, Stefani. Alya holds up the item, Stefani strikes a pose, and suddenly this little girl is all about food couture. See more below, and over at the duo’s Instagram page.
link via Bored Panda
Emily Seilhamer wanted to create some sweet couture. So, after four years and collecting over 10,000 Starburst wrappers, Emily’s sporting the Starburst Wrapper Dress.
She organized the wrappers by color, ironed them, folded them into links, and created candy wrapper chains. The result is a rainbow masterpiece, worthy of any prom or grand opening of a candy store. She even showed some love for yellow.
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]
Sure, illustrator Edgar Artis could finish his fashion illustrations with more colored pencil. But, why do that, when he can create some yummy couture, by finishing his drawings with food?
Whether the model is sporting a cheese gown, or an M&M’s dress — Artis’s illustrations will make most females want to go shopping. Or, perhaps lunch first, then shop. Check out more below and here.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
What better way to conceptualize food as couture, than to actually use food items to complete fashion sketches?
Thankfully, artist Gretchen Röehrs enjoys fashion and playing with her food. She’s created a series of illustrations where various foodstuffs are cleverly-placed to act as dresses and other accessories.
Can’t wait to see these on the runway…
[link, via designtaxi]
