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    Lady Gaga's meat dress may have gotten loads of attention, but she wasn't the first one to come up with the idea. Last year photographer Ted Sabarese shot a series of images called "Hunger Pains" which showcased models wearing garments made of the foods they craved the most. Models and designers came together for 16 hours to cook and create one-of-a-kind works of wearable, edible art. With ingredients like fresh waffles and pasta on set we wonder if people were able to resist sneaking bites of the tasty outfits.



    Check out the final images from Sabarese's portfolio and view a behind-the-scenes video of the shoot on his blog. [Ted Sabarese][Trendhunter]



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    498 comments

    • A Yahoo! User  •  4 months ago
      Wouldn't those clothes go bad though..
    • A Yahoo! User  •  4 months ago
      Wow....
    • ms.chic  •  1 year 1 month ago
      maybe the models should eat their dresses, they seem very hungry and starved
    • Cherise  •  1 year 7 months ago
      Yum to the noodles guy...I would eat them off of him with some spaghetti sauce...Ummmm! Lol...Just saying!
    • Dana  •  1 year 7 months ago
      This is a really neat idea, however I think it would be more interesting if the model was placed in a setting rather them being photographed on a plain background. I think the message would have been more clearly said and interesting that way.
    • M.J - Fierce Beauty and F ...  •  1 year 7 months ago
      These are really cool and creative!
    • Olivia  •  1 year 6 months ago
      that is so weird. food is ment to be eatin not worn
    • aries  •  1 year 6 months ago
      instead of wasting those food,why don't we give the food to all people who are suffering from hunger today especially in africa,that makes fashion creative
    • Iesha  •  1 year 6 months ago
      this is a work of art
    • jewels  •  1 year 6 months ago
      Wow even the male models look anorexic, pale and sickly. Not one of those models are attractive, in my opinion. Gross.
    • Bianca  •  1 year 7 months ago
      Whats intresting is that in some parts of the world "hunger pains" are experienced in a very different way. I understand this is art, but I do not condone the idea of wasting resources, (which are very scarce in some parts of the world) for pictures.

      I wonder what was done to the rest of the food.
    • sweet P  •  1 year 6 months ago
      to me its kinda amature looking not rly fashion forward or anything like they just glued food on kinda disappointing
    • gc_love  •  1 year 6 months ago
      The second to last girl is too skinny. Gross.
    • Kelly  •  1 year 6 months ago
      Wow...talk about wasteful. With millions people starving people are so sick and thoughtless they decide, who gives a s---, the next "in" thing is clothes out of food. That designer should be asshamed of himself, and you people commenting as well.
    • none  •  1 year 6 months ago
      Just stupid!
    • Barracuda  •  1 year 6 months ago
      sickos
    • Kearston  •  1 year 7 months ago
      yeh thts a cool idea bt someone cld have been fed with tht food
    • Rachel  •  1 year 7 months ago
      this is totally something lady gaga would wear, or maybe even katy perry?
    • Pat  •  1 year 6 months ago
      That's just a waste of food some starving person could eat
    • Jim  •  1 year 6 months ago
      Well, you would definitely know if they changed often enough...whithering veggies/fruit and moldy breads...now just curious...what is under all that??? BTW, pass the salt and pepper please

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