Woman makes pizza-inspired prom dress
She is the princess we all want to be
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If food and fashion are your two main passions in life, the dress of your dreams may have just been created.
A follow-up to the ‘Taco Belle’ dress that made waves when it made its debut appearance on Instagram, American costume designer Olivia Mears has now gone one step better and made a pizza dress.
Yes, it’s as amazing as you’re imagining.
Apparently topped with pepperoni, olives, sliced peppers and mushrooms, it’s a colourful dress inspired by what was clearly a delicious pizza.
And of course, a queen wearing such an elegant dress deserves an appropriate throne - one made out of pizza boxes, perhaps.
Unsurprisingly, people are loving the dress.
“Living the dream. You made such a beautiful dress,” one person commented.
“This is incredible,” added another.
“Found my wedding dress,” wrote one bride-to-be.
Unfortunately for those wanting, ahem, a slice of the action, the dress is a one-off creation.
Mears - AKA Avantgeek - originally created the gown to enter Domino’s “Piece of the Pie” contest.
However it’s not her first foodie-inspired dress - back in November, she made her own version of Belle’s iconic dress from Beauty and the Beast by giving it a Mexican twist.
She truly was Taco Belle.
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