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So I'm pretty huge fan of eating and what better way to incorporate my two favorite things in life: eating and fashion than to have a foodie fashion show! Although it's not as shocking as the infamous
Lady Gaga Meat Dress, the Subway restaurant chain recently hosted a Chicago fashion show to show off its eco-friendly practices. Elsa Hiltner was the designer mastermind behind the show. She created eight
gorgeous dresses to show off Subway’s rendition of going green.
Elsa Hiltner used all Subway products/materials to create her dresses and accessories. Everything from soup cups to cookie bags got the ‘Project Subway’ treatment. Subway has been working to become much more eco-friendly by launching eight eco-stores, using napkins made out of 100% recycled fiber and installing low-flow faucets at its stores.
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"Subway continues to show that you can eat fresh, be sustainable, and look great!" said one executive sandwich artist.