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Sung Yeonju Uses Food to Design Dresses

— November 27, 2010 — Fashion
A Korean artist named Sung Yeonju has an impressive display of dresses she’s made entirely out of food.

The series, appropriately titled ‘Wearable Foods,’ is a magnificent portrayal of food in its raw state (with the exception of the fried egg dress). So far she has used ingredients like radishes and lotus roots to create one-of-a-kind dresses that will blow anyone away. These are definitely some of the coolest photographs I’ve seen of food transformed into fashion pieces.

Trend Themes

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