Building on South Korean designer Yeonju's edible dresses, this series transforms everyday foods into wearable art. Standouts include a t-shirt from banana peels, a costume of pasta and ravioli, and a skirt pieced together from meat cuts.
Each piece demanded meticulous craftsmanship; for instance, the artichoke dress required about six hours of assembly. Whether these creations met a delicious end after the photoshoot remains a tasty mystery.
Feast your eyes on the full 'Hunger Pains' edible fashion gallery on Zigonet.
