fashion – Foodiggity

Arby’s Wants You To Wear The Meat Sweats

Anyone who’s overdone it at a steakhouse or backyard BBQ, knows that the meat sweats are real. Fortunately, Arby’s Meat Sweats are a real thing too.

The difference is, while ingesting too much beef and pork leaves you full of saturated fat and regret, Arby’s version is a sweatsuit. And, as we all know, there are no regrets when it comes to meat-themed fashion.

Now, the not-so-good news… Arby’s Meat Sweats aren’t for sale, but you can earn a chance to win a set by showing your meat love on Instagram and Twitter with hashtag #meatsweats.

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McDonald’s Has An Apparel Line Now

McDonald’s is getting in on the swag market. The McDelivery Collection will not only make you look like the Mac Daddy, but it’s here to help promote Mickey D’s new delivery line.

So, besides a McDonald’s sweatshirt, onesie, and pillow case — you can have a Big Mac or McGriddle delivered to your door.

The only way, so far, to get your hands on the new McDonald’s merch, is through this delivery service via UberEATS, starting on July 26th. Check if your local McDonald’s is participating here.

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This Adorable Girl Wears Food Thanks To Her Mom and Forced Perspective

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.

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Adidas Sneakers Designed By Female Artists For Each of The 50 U.S. States

Food and footwear, together again. This time, Adidas and Refinery 29 brought the two together, while celebrating women and the 50 U.S. States.

The BOOST the Nation campaign is an art series for women, by women. Female artists were commissioned to design an Adidas UltraBOOST X that captures the essence of a U.S. State. Although all 50 don’t use food as inspiration, many of them celebrate the states’s rich culinary history, with food as the uniting factor.

All 50 are up for auction here. Proceeds will go to support Women Win — the global leader in gender equality though sport.

South Carolina Shrimp and Grits, by Lizzie Darden

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This Woman Collected Starburst Wrappers For Four Years To Make A Dress

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.

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