EAT ME Fashion Show
Last week at Future Tenant Gallery on Penn Ave, five designers and four organizations combined efforts to create an eclectic assortment of various styles of clothing made using food products. Among the materials used were marshmallows, coffee filters, and fruit roll-ups. After the jump, see what some models had to say about taking time off from their day jobs to model the latest food trends – on their bodies!
Last week at Future Tenant Gallery on Penn Ave, five designers and four organizations combined efforts to create an eclectic assortment of various styles of clothing made using food products. Among the materials used were marshmallows, coffee filters, and fruit roll-ups. After the jump, see what some models had to say about taking time off from their day jobs to model the latest food trends – on their bodies!
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