Excuse me, miss, your dress is melting
What's better than eating chocolate? Wearing it!
At least, that's the idea behind a fashion show at MOSI's Festival of Chocolate this weekend.
The "Cocoa Couture Fashion Show" includes 10 up-and-coming designers' chocolate creations. Models will strut down a "yum-way," and the a judges panel will select the "sweetest" design, according to a press release.
Check it out at 2:30 p.m. at MOSI, 4801 East Fowler Ave. The show is included with entrance to the festival, which requires regular MOSI admission tickets -- $25.95 for adults, $16.95 for children and $18.95 for seniors.
Sounds sticky.
But probably fun to watch.
Deal Diva Kim
(Photo: MOSI)
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