Oddly Satisfying Photos Of Food Color Coordinated With Clothing
The photos in this post are the result of a joint venture by set and prop stylist Michelle Maguire and photographer Kelsey McClellan who came up with the idea to coordinate various kinds of foodstuff and people wearing monochromatic outfits with a distinctly 70s vibe.
More info: Michelle Maguire, Kelsey McClella, Bigcartel (h/t: neatorama, dangerousminds, colossal)
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