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Only true royals know the opulence of drive-thrus,mary d fragonard eroticism Doritos tacos and the legendary "fourth meals," so, of course, they need to dress for the occasion.

This stunning Beauty and the Beastand taco-inspired gown, created by artist and costumer Olivia Mears, is just the right fit for hungry royalty.

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The Taco Belle dress is made with Taco Bell wrappers, card stock, tissue paper and felt to make the eye-catching tacos along the skirt.

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Mears owns the Etsy shop Avant-Geek, where she creates "post-consumer costumes, character costumes, as well as fine art paintings and puppetry."

While Mears is not mass-producing the exact same dress, foodie princesses can contact her through her Etsy shop, Facebook page or website to inquire about commissioning a similar dress.

We must all bow down to the taco princess.

BONUS: Celebrate National French Fry Day with the good ol' boys.

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