Fashion blogger makes dress with recycled KFC packaging. So creative, says Internet
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Twitter user @NokuzothaNtuli went viral on social media after she posted pictures of herself dressed in the outfit made from KFC packets.
A fashion blogger has made headlines for creating a dress that is made with recycled packaging from fast-food chain Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). Yes, you read that right. Twitter user @NokuzothaNtuli went viral on social media after she posted pictures of herself dressed in the outfit made from KFC packets. Decided to make this dress for KFC from recycled KFC packages to show how much of KFC super fans we are.#KFCSuperfan @KFCSA #KFCDesigns. pic.twitter.com/XewkWc8Hdu All this fresh drip, we were never ready You and I we must be Brand Ambassadors for @KFCSA pic.twitter.com/vNYnvaW6jc Please make them ambassadors so creative and cute True girl has the potential yazi Amazing If this doesn't make it I don't know, pure talent. This is definitely amazing keep your head high. This is actually beautiful Very innovative....love to see it sis So talented! Very nice
In fact, KFC South Africa also responded to her post after it collected over 12,000 likes on Twitter. As seen in the pictures, the pleats of her dress were made of recycled KFC packaging featuring the Colonel Sanders logo.
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