Fantastic Food Fashion: Can You Believe These Outrageous Edible Clothes?

Creator: Swedish designer Olle Hemmendorff
Delicious Details: Air Jordan's got nothing on this these babies. As part of an exhibition, Hemmendorf designed the classic Nike Air Max sneakers using a sturdy sesame baguette, beef patties, pickles, tomatoes, and cheese for the iconic swoosh. Why did Hemmendorf choose the hamburger? He wanted to use "the most powerful, most durable, and most delicious material known to man."

Bing: The city where the sneaker burger was displayed
Find: Shop for the real thing

Want a bite? Try these 25 Awesome Grilled Burgers

Creator: American fashion designer Jeremy Scott
Delicious Details: As part of his fall 2006 collection, cleverly titled "Food Fight," Scott, known for his wacky themes, playfully paired a spaghetti dress with — what else? — a meatball necklace. It's certainly a conversation piece!

Bing: See other "Food Fight" creations
Search: Watch Jeremy Scott talk about his 2010 collection

Prefer your meatballs for dinner? Try this recipe: Supersize Meatballs in Marinara Sauce

Creator: PETA
Delicious Details: To promote meatless meals, 82-year-old Cloris Leachman donned a gown made entirely of leafy green lettuce and red cabbage.

Bing: See Lady Gaga's meat dress (not endorsed by PETA)
Search: Watch another actress wear a lettuce dress

Going veggie too? Try these recipes: Meatless Main Dishes

Creator: Ukrainian pastry chef Valentyn Shtefano
Delicious Details: Can you have your croquembouche and wear it too? More than two months and 1,500 cream puffs later, Shtefano's wife had a wedding dress made completely out of cream puffs — and it only weighed 20 pounds.

Bing: Watch Martha Stewart whip up a batch
Find: A classic '60s album cover featured a whipped cream dress

Craving cream puffs? Try this recipe: Cream Puffs with Dark Chocolate Sauce

Creator: German bakery group Lambertz
Delicious Details: Have we died and gone to chocolate heaven? Made of 100% solid chocolate, this edible bustier bubble dress was carefully worn by German model Alena Gerber for an annual show in Munich in January 2010.

Bing: Watch a video of more chocolate fashion creations
Search: Find a recipe for a chocolate martini

Want more chocolate couture? Check out these photos from The New York Chocolate Fashion Show.

Creator: Photographer Ted Sabarese with designers Daniel Feld and Wesley Nault of Project Runway fame
Delicious Details: In the name of art, this model stood for six hours as the designers sewed together each individual artichoke leaf covering her body.

Bing: Watch how to properly eat an artichoke
Search: Discover the health benefits of artichokes

Feeling inspired by artichokes? Try this recipe: Hot Artichoke-Fontina Dip

Creator: Artist and designer Nancy Wu
Delicious Details: Made of 100% beef jerky, this take on the classic Chanel bag was created by hand-sewing sheets of the air-dried meat. It's definitely as durable as any Italian leather, but we're betting Coco would not approve.

Bing: Shop for the real thing
Search: Watch how to make beef jerky

Prefer to bite into jerky? Try this recipe: Asian Spiced Beef Jerky

Creator: European designers R&E Praspaliauskas; sold at DADADA Studio
Delicious Details: Keep your toes toasty with these fully edible — and wearable — bread slippers. For not too much dough — €22 — they can be yours. And they're a convenient midnight snack.

Bing: Watch a time-lapse video of bread rising and baking
Find: Photos of bread sculptures

Want to bake your own bread? Try this recipe: French Bread

Creator: Season 4 "Project Runway" finalist Chris March
Delicious Details: A couture, one-of-kind dress made from just $50 worth of lettuce? If anyone can do it, it's outrageous costume designer Chris March. The dress, among others, was personally requested by Wish-Bone to promote its line of spray-bottle salad dressings.

Bing: Watch clips of Chris March
Find: Tasty salad dressing recipes

Toss together a salad of your own. Try these recipes: 7 Fresh and Filling Salads

Creator: Photographer Ted Sabarese with designer Ami Goodheart of SOTU Productions
Delicious Details: This bready dress is part of a series titled "Hunger Pains," in which models wore clothes depicting their personal cravings. Someone out there likes carbs.

Bing: See more photos of creations from "Hunger Pains"
Find: Recipes using stale bread

Do you love carbs? Try this recipe: Challah Bread