From croissant bralette to pipe dress: Fashion at its quirky best during lockdown

Social media is abuzz with so many pictures of people using edible and non edible items, even utensils to make garments and accessories while flaunting them online.

Ever heard of a corset top made of dried banana leaves or a bra made of edible croissant? Well, the lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic seems to have made people come up with more innovative and quirky dressing ideas. Fabrics are no longer the only thing that people are using in making clothes. Social media is abuzz with so many pictures of people using edible and non-edible items, even utensils to make garments and accessories while flaunting them online.

It was only recently that Instagram artist Nicole Mclaughlin came up with this unique croissant bra aka brassant, that got widely shared. She made a bralette with croissants suspended with strings and the picture went viral. It was also shared by French fashion designer Simon Porte Jacquemus.

Another Instagram user Neel Ranaut recreated Priyanka Chopra’s photoshoot where she is rocking a beehive hairdo. Neel used a round aluminium Handi to recreate her look.