Animal Crossing New Horizons: Fashion designs of the week

Animal Crossing New Horizons: Good Enough to Eat

Food seems to be a big inspiration for designers in the Animal Crossing New Horizons community, with delightful wearable confections being a staple of the virtual fashion world. Whether its outfits that look like specific foods – shout out to the trend for hat designs based on ramen bowls – or inspired by tasty treats, there's a smorgasbord of great looks to sample.

With that in mind, for this week's Animal Crossing design round up, we're opting for something a little more light-hearted, and looking at the fan-made fashion that's good enough to eat.

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