Taryn de Vere has gained global attention for outfits including pot noodle and curry powder.
Taryn de Vere set herself the challenge of dressing as household items throughout January
Fashion designer Taryn de Vere has been dressing up each day as household items ranging from sink unblocker to a packet of curry powder. But with Covid restrictions in place across the country and Omicron cases on the rise, she decided that staying in would be the best way to spend her month, and wanted to give herself a creative challenge."As I was opening the fridge, as I was opening the cupboard, I'd see different things around the place, and I would think, okay I've got the colours to do that," she said.
Ms de Vere has made a point of dressing colourfully for the last decade or so after coming out of what she described as an abusive relationship.
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