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Good thing she’s wearing that “plant-based” signifier on her head. Otherwise this costume might be super dumb!
Online retailer Yandy is once again sexualizing concepts that never needed sexualizing — e.g., children’s TV hosts, tariffs, etc. — with its new-for-2019 “Beyond Burger” costume.
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The costume, which features a dress designed to resemble a burger, appears to be capitalizing on the trend of plant-based “meat” spearheaded by such companies as Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat.
“You may think this is impossible, but it's not!” a description of the costume reads. “Be the yummiest artificial patty between buns in this exclusive Beyond Burger costume.”
The “curve-hugging” outfit, as it’s described, comes complete with a “tan tube dress with a speckled bust seed print” and a “matching headband with PLANT BASED printed on a red flag.” According to photos provided on the website, there also appears to be a stamp, "Certified: Not Grade A," on the rear of the skirt.
The whole getup currently retails for $36.95, unless buyers want to order the platform pumps and seamless fishnet pantyhose Yandy suggests as the perfect items to “complete the look.”
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Yandy, however, at least appears to have a sense of humor about its own offerings, having recently admitted on Twitter that the brand is “no stranger to Halloween criticism.”
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“Look, we’re no stranger to Halloween criticism,” the brand wrote alongside a link to eight of its “kookiest” costume ideas.
“We’ve had a lot of interesting costumes grace the pages of our sexy site,” Yandy continued, “but we love that Halloween is all about dressing up and embodying the spirit of a new character.”
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