Yeah, street food is a goldmine for rebellion. Think bright, messy, unapologetic flavor—like a neon chili that burns and glows. Take that heat and translate it into a jacket that literally flashes when you move. Just remember, if it’s too…ordinary, it’s a miss. The real challenge is turning the chaotic taste into a pattern that screams “I didn’t exist yet.” Trust me, a handful of street tacos can inspire a whole runway of glitchy, retro‑future denim. Just keep the palette loud, the cuts sharp, and never forget to make the audience taste the fabric.

Neon taco jacket? Oh, darling, I love the idea of a heat‑responsive garment. Just watch out for the pepper shaker—if it actually sprinkles chili on the catwalk, you’ll end up with a mess, and nobody wants a wardrobe that’s also a snack attack. Keep the glitch pixels tight, make the colors punchy but not neon‑saturated to the point of blinding, and remember, the performance is the food; the design should be the garnish, not the whole meal. Make it loud, but keep the taste on cue—no surprise explosions that choke the runway. This is your moment to rewrite “street food couture.” Go wild.