The novel coronavirus is a harsh reality upsetting our daily schedules and disrupting our way of living. Fashion designers – like the aesthetes they are – are self-isolating resorting to a newly-adopted ‘work from home’ model that has to be as pleasant as possible, so that they are still able to unleash their creativity during quarantine. In their elegant city condos or country homes, some of them choose to cook, dine, and drink in perfect style. Food porn is definitely hugely posted on Instagram, yet you come to realize that the most sophisticated version of quarantine food comes from within the fashion industry insiders. Predictably, they know a thing or more about a chic table setting, a luscious meal, an epic dessert, and generally yummy stylish cuisine. This is after all ‘quality of living’ which is hugely advocated by the so-called lifestyle fashion brands. Cooking food at home at this point is surely safer as long as you wash all the packaging you are receiving from the supermarket and serve it after you wash thoroughly your hands. Fashion designer food presented here is totally uplifting. It shows that taste level can be applied everywhere, even on your daily activities in their most minute details. Designer creativity can give birth to special moments and more tempting visuals. Get ideas and bring about some beauty and flavor to your routines.
Todd Snyder shares his impeccably-looking breakfast, implying that he is slightly over-eating while in quarantine. The NY-based menswear designer is also giving off the recipe for a cool berry drink full of anti-oxidants.
Monique Lhuillier posted an amazing pink cake accompanied with drinks. The eveningwear designer noted that baking keeps at these hard moments the family together and happy.
Sarah Flint mixes in her post garden blooms and chocolate chip cookies. The comfy shoe designer shares this Flint family recipe online.
Jason Wu also admits that cooking is a mood-lifter and that experimentation in the kitchen is a challenge that keeps him creative. The acclaimed fashion designer is currently trying new recipes. Visuals are super-revealing!
Ippolita Rostagno is serving artichokes with lemon and Parmigiano in a wonderful painted ceramic dish. The jewelry designer is into healthy Italian food! She is also sharing her cooking images in one of the Instagram Highlights titled ‘Cucina’.
Claude Morais who is quarantined in West Hollywood shares a video of the ultimate temptation; a mouth-watering chocolate tarte. The designer loves to bake!
James Mischka is rumored to be not only a succesful eveningwear designer but also a great chef. The Badgley Mischka duo recently posted from home Keto egg bites and the fantasy a kale, cabbage, chicory, broccoli, Brussels sprouts salad with roasted chicken, pepitas, cranberries, and poppyseed dressing you can see in the top-right image of this page. Yum!
Dennis Basso who is isolating at his spectacular villa at Water Mill, Hamptons, nicknamed as ‘Hotel du Cobb’ after the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc experience he is usually offering his stylish guests, has the most stunning ‘at home cooking’ photos. The eveningwear designer is known for his art de la table including decor with Copenhagen porcelain tableware and other items often found during many travels with his husband.
Stephen Dweck shared daughter’s homemade banana & coconut muffins. The jewelry designer is isolating in Brooklyn and recently posted also a Cuban-inspired quarantine feast.
Home-bound Libby Edelman – co-founder of the highly popular shoe brand Sam Edelman – is sharing her Matcha muffins and other yummy visuals.
There is nothing more elegant than Laura Kim’s rustic chic cake that she made for her sister’s birthday. The Co-Creative Director at Oscar de la Renta and Monse serves food and dessert like a pro. Check her Easter Bunny pancakes!
You also need to consume food in quarantine wearing the perfect outfit like Tan France does in an Oscar de la Renta silk patchwork pajama shirt!
And the cherry on top is Michael Kors cooking at home and sharing his meals with you as photos and with @godlovesnyc in a literal sense as support for their cause to offer 100.000 meals to pandemic sufferers. The designer cooks meatballs with spaghetti and more!
