The Edible Dress & Tiara

Well is it really all edible? It doesn't seem like you eat that under dress petticoat part.



Daily Mail:

A designer has made an outfit for charity - that is quite literally good enough to eat.

The pastel-coloured dress is made of hundreds of candy canes, dolly mixtures, strawberry laces and polos.

Made to measure for a charity show, Scottish beauty queen Sam Garrow modeled the sweet treat, which she described as 'the tastiest' outfit she has ever worn.

The eye-popping outfit was created by Simone Brown, a fashion student graduate for a special charity fashion show held in Glasgow last week in aid of the Children’s Hospice Association Scotland.

'A few of us were picked to take part in this fashion show. It was completely candy-themed, including a candy buffet.

'It was like Katy Perry meets Willie Wonka.

Because Designer Dolls Aren’t Creepy Enough

OK, I wasn't sure if I was going to post this because dolls creep most people out and well DOLLS???? This is Hollywood Rag, not Rag Doll Gossip. I personally have a semi good collection of Jem and She-Ra dolls and a few Blythe Takara dolls at the minimum. OH GOD. Who am I kidding? Out of all these designer dolls, I'll take the Louis Vuitton poupée and the wooden bicycle for pedaling around in my small town.

Anyway here are the pics from Frimousses de Créateurs dolls for Unicef Auction at the Le Petit Palais in Paris, France on November 28, 2011.





Speaking of bicycles (not motor bikes), moment of truth: My sister dated someone years and years ago that had Christopher Walken's bicycle, since he was related somehow. Obviously it WAS his bike at some point but passed it on. Long story short, her boyfriend parked the bike in the hallway within our apartment building and the SUPER ended up throwing it away almost immediately. The SUPER had no idea about the origins of the bike, but this same SUPER would also go threw the garbage. I realized this one day when MY leopard printed bed sheet was being used by the SUPER while he did some painting and repair in the building. I could write a book with all my REAL LIFE experiences, but this is good enough for now.

Now in the WTF Department,,,




Ohhhh this one is soooo magical. It's a hybrid beauty! =)



Besides aren't you just dying to see some of these dolls? I picked a few so you don't have to click on each creation. If you can't resist check them all out in the thumbnails.

The Mirror Cube Tree House

The interior of the £247,000 (~$400,000) Mirror Cube tree house guest room which has been launched by TreeHotel in Harads, Sweden. Almost invisible to the naked eye, this incredible mirrored box is set to become the luxury treehouse is pad of fantasy - and now you can buy one for yourself. Known as the Mirror-Cube, the ninety square foot room is designed to be suspended 40 feet up in the trees and comes fully equipped with electric heating, lighting and working toilets. Covered in reflective 'spyglass' which makes it blend into any surrounding, each Mirror-Cube will set customers back to the tune of a whopping £237,000 (~$400,000).

Designed to be more naturally integrated than a normal tree-house, the Mirror-Cube is inspired by the most famous room at Sweden's award winning TreeHotel.


(Fame Pictures)