New York City's Momofuku Milk Bar is stepping into fashionable territory with its dessert-inspired scarf design.
Momofuku Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi never stops when it comes to promoting her popular cafe. The Milk Bar has locations in New York as well as Toronto and the entrepreneur has been on television and magazine covers boasting the success of the pastry shop. To broadcast the Milk Bar's success even further, Tosci is releasing a limited-edition scarf inspired by the cafe.
The scarf is created by designer and artist Christina J. Wang and features illustrations of Momofuku Milk Bar desserts such as cakes, cookies and pies. The scarf is made of soft and luxurious Australian wool and will be sold on the Milk Bar website.
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