The 'Gentleman's Radiance' Chocolate Shoes Look Like Brown Leather
References: en.rocketnews24 & thedailymeal
'Gentleman's Radiance' is a line of special chocolates from Rihga Royal Hotel's chocolate boutique. However, by looking at the line, most people wouldn't be able to tell. That's because the Gentleman's Radiance chocolate morsels look almost indistinguishable from a set of men's leather shoes.
The line was created by Japanese chocolatier Motohiro Okai, and it features three pairs of incredibly realistic chocolate shoes. By using different types of chocolate, Okai was able to create three shades of mock leather -- dark, light, and red. Further, the laces of the shoes and even the shoehorns and bottle of polish that come with the set are made from chocolate.
Though the chocolate shoes can't actually be worn on one's feet, at a retail price of almost $260, they're on par with a pair of genuine leather loafers.
The line was created by Japanese chocolatier Motohiro Okai, and it features three pairs of incredibly realistic chocolate shoes. By using different types of chocolate, Okai was able to create three shades of mock leather -- dark, light, and red. Further, the laces of the shoes and even the shoehorns and bottle of polish that come with the set are made from chocolate.
Though the chocolate shoes can't actually be worn on one's feet, at a retail price of almost $260, they're on par with a pair of genuine leather loafers.
Trend Themes
1. Realistic Chocolate Creations - The trend of creating realistic chocolate designs that mimic non-edible objects, offering a unique and visually appealing culinary experience.
2. Luxury Food Products - The trend of introducing high-end food products that target affluent consumers seeking unique and extravagant culinary experiences.
3. Edible Art - The trend of using food as a creative medium to produce intricate and visually stunning edible artworks.
Industry Implications
1. Chocolatiers - Chocolatiers can explore the opportunity to create realistic chocolate designs that mimic non-edible objects, catering to consumers looking for unique and visually appealing culinary experiences.
2. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can incorporate luxury food products like realistic chocolate creations into their offerings to target the affluent market segment seeking extravagant dining experiences.
3. Art and Design - Artists and designers can dive into the edible art trend and create visually stunning edible artworks using food as a creative medium, pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms.
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