Cupcake Dress

You might see Katy Perry wore her cupcake dress on the stage; you might think that she is so cute and adorable.  Are you dare to wear a dress made with real cupcakes on your big day (either your wedding day or a BIG party)?!  I found these amazing dresses made with cupcakes from different sources on the internet. 

Check it out, dolls:

I think this cupcake dress is gorgious.  It doesn't even look like a dress made with cupcakes,
it could pass as a real cocktail dress. 
(Picture from Niki Pretti)

Recongonized this lady in the picture?!  Yes, she is one of the sisters from the hit show DC Cupcakes on TLC
(The real name of their store called, Georgetown Cupcakes, located in Washington DC). 
The sisters were asked to created a life-sized couture wedding dress.

A cupcake dress, minimize the cake!  So element and classy! 
Love it
(Picture from Darla T.)

A model is wearing a big cupcake dress. 
She could be a walking cupcake stand for the guests at the party.

Cake and Fashion

I watch Cake Boss religiously.  I watch it, record it, and sometimes re-re-watch it; that's how much I enjoy this show.  Buddy and his crew are very talented and creative about their cake design.

 
Couple months ago, I watched one of the episodes about making some fashion inspired cakes for the fashion designer, Issac Mizrahi for his new Fall 2011 Collection Fashion Show.  Issac Mizrahi debuted his Fall 2011 collection titled "Cake." at New York Fashion Week. The show was inspired by poodles and Wayne Thiebaud's painting of cakes.

Here are little recap from the show:

Issac stopped by Carlos Bakery in New Jeresy and asked Buddy Valastro to create some cakes for his fashion show.  Not just Buddy needed to create the cakes, he also need to find a way to make the cakes light enough for the models to carry on the stage.  It was a challenging project, but Buddy delivered great quality of the "cakes" (he used styrofoam to make the "cakes" and covered them with real fondant and fondant decorations) and meet the expectation of Issac.

(Courtesy of the Photo from the Fashion Wire website)