Notice anything different about these new season frocks? The unlikely "fashion campaigns" that look good enough to eat

 

Notice anything different about these new season frocks The unlikely “fashion campaigns” that look good enough to eat

12:40 AM on 27th October 2011

Salad days: Photographer Fulvio Bonavia used lettuce for the frilly layers of an Alexander McQueen gown

Nutty idea: Walnuts were used to create the woolly effect of a coat-dress by Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton

Sharp thinking: Slices of orange and lemon were layered to represent the pailettes of Prada”s sequin dress

Fishy business: Hundreds of silvery anchovies were used to recreate the quilted puffs of a Moncler dress

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