Fashion month is finally over which means we’re celebrating by eating a big bowl of pasta. Not just any pasta—this is Vogue, after all—but pasta in the shape of the most covetable looks from the spring 2026 collections. The list includes the likes of Chanel’s showstopping finale t-shirt and feathered skirt, a sculpted leather mini dress from Loewe, and Celine’s stretchy stripes. This is one way we’ll happily carbo-load!
Over the summer, the Seoul culinary artist Min Kyung Jin (username is @sibatable) started popping up on my TikTok For You page. “My work moves freely between elegance, playful creativity, and a touch of charming whimsy,” she told me. “I want to translate fashion and visual culture onto a single plate.” She’s served up playful puppies created from noodles, dumpling art, and even fashion-fied pasta, but this assignment is the first time she’s recreating clothes straight off the runways.
If you’re wondering, yes! Jin does eat her works of art. “In this experience we’ll create food art so beautiful that you might not want to eat it; but food is meant to be enjoyed and shared.” We agree with that sentiment and we think you will too. Dive into her 10 course pasta meal to celebrate National Pasta Day and the best of the spring 2026 collections.
Balenciaga
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Pierpaolo Piccioli’s reinterpretation of Nicolas Ghesquière’s spring 2008 Balenciaga florals are the perfect starter. The textural knit floral dress comes to life with doughy pom-poms and a pair of matching slides.
Bottega Veneta
Louise Trotter’s recycled fiberglass sweater for Bottega Veneta serves as the perfect vessel for a buttery sauce.
Celine
Spaghetti with a side of Michael Rider’s Celine, please!
Chanel
Is it a coincidence that the dough just so happened to look like the starry space set at Matthieu Blazy’s Chanel? Our pasta even comes with the famous interlocked double C’s.
Dior
Jonathan Anderson’s satin ribbon Dior dress has already been worn by Anya Taylor Joy, but she didn’t get to sample this pasta.
Gucci
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Serve this pasta-fied version of Demna’s La Contessa at your next dinner party, because nothing says luxury like Gucci pasta!
Jil Sander
You too can have Simone Bellotti’s opening Jil Sander look worn by Guinevere Van Seenus, if you’re willing to just put in some time to make it.
Loewe
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez’s glossy leather Loewe mini dresses can be enjoyed at home with a quick steam treatment in a bamboo basket.
Maison Margiela
For Maison Margiela and Glenn Martens fans! Black pasta.
Versace
And for dessert, Dario Vitale’s metallic off-the-shoulder corset. The only thing is, we may not be able to fit into it after our glorious feast.
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