One of the Facebook groups I’m a member of is UK students and trainee bakers (ABST). People often post information about competitions, job opportunities or programs related to our industry. This week someone posted a photo of a model wearing an outfit entirely made of bread. I thought it was pretty awesome and took to Google to look up more items of edible clothing and these are the best of what I’ve found:
Photographer Ted Sabarese with designer Ami Goodheart of SOTU Productions
I love it. Being made of bread I took an instant liking to it. I don’t know that I could pull it off but the model wears it well.
Ukrainian pastry chef Valentyn Shtefano
This was made by the Ukrainian pastry chef Valentyn Shtefano for his bride’s wedding dress. This is taking the croquembouche to the next level!
Made by the German bakery group Lambertz
Well I think it looks really good, however the second it got warm, your outfit would start to melt on you, not a good look.
Photographer Ted Sabarese with designers Daniel Feld and Wesley Nault
I think this dress is beautiful and could be recreated and sold as a dress made of – dare I say it, a material such as silk.
South Korean artist Sung Yeonju
This beautiful dress created by the artist Sung Yeonju is made of egg-plant (aubergine) as part of her “wearable food” collection.
South Korean artist Sung Yeonju
Another stunning dress by Sung Yeonju made of chives.
Enjoy 🙂
Peace and loaf
I do not own any of these images. They have been sourced from http://shine.yahoo.com/fashion/edible-dresses-2420301.html and http://www.delish.com/food-fun/food-fashion.
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So cool!!
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This looks tasty post!
Sooo cute! Mind if I reblog? Thank you!!!
No of course not, glad people like it 🙂
Awesome. How would you like to be the model for those designs? And make it work on the runway? Now there is a challenge! I too liked the green dress; were those artichoke leaves?
Haha I dunno about that! Yep artichoke, so cool right!
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Any hats made from pizzas?
Hmm not sure I’ll have a look 🙂
These are amazing! I love the eggplant one.
You are missing Lady Gaga’s meat dress 🙂
Ha ha indeed, only I think these are much more attractive 🙂
I’m in love with that eggplant dress!
These are incredible! What a wonderful idea, but the temptation to nibble at my clothing would be too much for me, especially a bread outfit.
Ha ha ha I agree 🙂
Such unbelievable talent. Thanks for the visit. I am now a follower of your blog.
So inspirational and beautiful! Seriously wouldn’t want to be near a hungry dog or two though 😀
ha ha that’s true!
Wow, how creative! I don’t know how comfortable I would feel though?!
That artichoke dress is stunning, and I think you’re right that it could be made out of a different material and actually be worn. (maybe by me??) I also love the eggplant dress. It’s so flowy!
I love that chocolate dress! I could never wear it though. I’d eat it all.
I’ve seen these before and thought they were incredibly creative. I don’t think I would wear them but I love viewing them 🙂
The croquembouche dress seems fun. If you get a bit hungry you can just pluck one out 😀
Wow, even more fun than the Krispy Kreme wedding cakes!
I love the artichoke dress. I’ve seen quite a bit of clothing online made of bacon, but this is prettier and no doubt smells better.
Very cool post! Edible Fashion – love it!
This is WOW! I especially like the aubergine dress! so pretty! who would have thought it was made from a humble eggplant?
These are so cool, I hope you don’t mind, I just pinned 2!
Here in New Zealand we have an annual Wearable Art competition – edible haute couture, love it!
Wow that sounds so cool 🙂
Wow, I love this post! These pics are so cool. I wonder if they can actually move once they’re in these dresses though… and if the clothes might temp the models to actually eat (their dresses)… this could be problematic too! Great post.
How awesome is that? Thanks for the post and for liking my blog, Cookie Dough Rehab!
So creative and so many ways for things to go wrong.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
I like yours, too.
When I read the title of your post, I was… sceptical. But, although, all of them are impressive, I was really amazed by the work of Sung Yeonju. The last dress with the chives is really quite staggering.
Nice to have my boundaries pushed!
Will
Leavened Heaven: My Search for Sarnie Shangri-La
Such an awesome article! It too marries my other loves, food and design 🙂
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Pretty amazing! I, too, am a bread lover so I might find myself in dire straits if I got hungry during the day and started noshing. 🙂 The pictures are beautiful. Thanks for stopping by my blog, BTW, and liking my post on cupcakes.
AHHHHH too many carbs!
Wow, very cool. It also like food art. Don’t know if you’ve googled “food art” on google images but you get some very funny stuff.
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Some of us are creative with food in one way, while others follow a different path!
Love it! Those dresses are amazing. Creatively beautiful…
Thanks for liking my food for fun post:-) I enjoy your blog as well–what nutty (but fascinating) designs!!
This is great! My kids like to make “vegetable people” this could start a whole new obsession…
Thanks for checking out my blog. I love to bake too so I will surely find a lot to learn here. I thought the green mother’s day cupcakes were particularly beautiful.
Best,
Nancy B.
The Unnatural Cook
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