In case you haven’t noticed the trend as of late, bacon is so hot right now. Sizzling hot. And what better way to show your allegiance to the greasy breakfast dish than to wear it as a statement piece? Thanks to Irena Rudman, wearing your breakfast as a cozy scarf is now a fashionable option. And in true breakfast lover fashion, the bacon scarf comes complete with a fried egg brooch.

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I’m a painter and collage artist whose work is inspired by science, especially biology. After years of creating colorful riffs on mitosis, brain cells, bacteria and other microscopic marvels, I decided to branch out.

With the help of a fabric-savvy friend, I recently launched a line of gorgeous, semi-transparent silk scarves based some of my most popular paintings (including Blue Mitosis, which recently graced the cover of a prestigious scientific journal. They’re a great gift or accessory for any biologist or doctor, but they also stand alone as abstract patterns. Nobody needs to know that those pretty circles on your scarf are petri dishes full of pathogens unless you want them to. You can buy them at my Etsy shop and follow me on twitter @artologica to be the first to know when new scarves and paintings are released. 

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Crochet queen Twinkie Chan has been making her quirky food-themed scarves and accessories since 2005. Her delicious range includes cheeseburger mitts, candy stick wrist warmers and a pepperoni pizza brooch, though my personal favourite has to be her bonkers bacon and egg scarf.

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These Italian twill silk scarves are part of a limited-edition run by London based visual artist Misha Milovanovich. Misha cites travel, 60s prints, Allen Ginsberg’s poetry, Pop Art, Jazz music and New York as her inspiration, and claims to ‘spin, rhyme, mix and scratch her colours and patterns like a Voodoo Hip Hop artist on substances known to alter cognition and perception’. Accompanying artist babble aside, the scarfs are pretty great.

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These scarves designed by Sarah Swash and her boyfriend Toshio Yamanaka always feature their whippet and play on a sense of urban sophistication inspired by the surrounds of their East London studio. Definitely a justified indulgence.

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