Forever 21 Wants You to Dress Like Chester Cheetah This Summer

America’s favorite cheese squiggles inspire new clothing line

Forever 21, the retailer that previously teamed up with Taco Bell for an array of Generation Z-baiting apparel, is now collaborating with Cheetos on a summer clothing line. Fans of the aggressively seasoned snack doodles can now head to Forever 21 stores to purchase a one-piece bathing suit, flip-flops, swim trunks, and two t-shirts emblazoned with Cheetos branding, including the grinning face of cool-dude jungle cat Chester Cheetah. “Cheetos is more than a snack brand; we’ve become a lifestyle brand among our fans,” Frito-Lay director of marketing Brandi Ray says in an announcement. “So what better way to embody that lifestyle than with a clothing line in partnership with Forever 21 – another brand with an incredibly passionate fan base similar to Cheetos.” The pieces in this snack-tastic collection are priced between $5 and $30.

While this is the first fashion collaboration between Cheetos and a major apparel company, the brand is no stranger to stunts aimed at the cool kids: Last fall, the chip manufacturer teamed up with LA superstar Roy Choi for a three-day Flamin’ Hot Cheetos pop-up in Hollywood. And now, fashionable junk food fanatics who clamored to buy the Colonel Sanders sweatshirts, Madewell Milk Bar shirts, and Uniqlo ramen tees can fill their wardrobes with a new type of Snackwave gear.

And in other news…

• Miley Cyrus blatantly ripped off a DC-based baker’s photo of a cake with the inscription “abortion is healthcare” on Instagram. “I was shocked,” baker Becca Rea-Holloway tells the Washingtonian. “You can tell it’s mine because it’s one of my early cakes — the ‘E’ kind of hangs off the side.” After people complained about the cake photo theft, Cyrus apologized to Rea-Holloway in the comments of her Instagram post, and gave her a photo credit along with a tag to her page. [Instagram; Washingtonian]
• A TikTok user has discovered an awful Starbucks “hack”: tricking employees into giving you a bigger-sized drink by lying about your order after it’s complete. The video explaining this trick has been viewed almost half a million times, but the people of Twitter are not pleased. [Twitter]
• Midwestern supermarket chain Jewel-Osco has stopped selling milk from boutique dairy company Fairlife after an animal welfare group released a video showing how the company allegedly abuses calves at its farm. [Chicago Tribune]
• A fellow named Jim Pappas is attempting to eat every cheesesteak in the tri-state area and document his findings on a blog called the Philadelphia Cheesesteak Adventure. During the first year of this conquest, he crushed 275 sandwiches. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
• Disney World is now offering a boozy cookie sandwich made with Dole Whip. This vodka-infused creation is called the “Frozcato Sugar Cookie Sandwich.” [PopSugar]
• And finally, here’s a clip of Dark Phoenix star Sophie Turner and Conan O’Brien playing an absurd drinking game called “tequila slaps”: