From the category archives:
…If it actually existed that is. But there’s no denying that this Steven Slater costume concept from the guys at Dial House would make for an awesome real world product. And the price of $51.50 is reasonable in more ways than one.
(SF Weekly via Boing Boing)
Artist Guerra de la Paz’s medium of choice is recycled clothes, and as you will see in some of the examples after the break, the work he can do with it is pretty amazing.
Somehow, designer Suzanne Lee got the idea to literally “grow” clothing using bacterial-cellulose, resulting in these interesting, compostable garments.
Jeremy Scott’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection is shaping up to be his weirdest yet. The collection will include transparent shoes with wings, glow-in-the-dark shoes with wings and flames and, my personal favorite, teddy bear sneakers with arms.
This Darth Vader concept t-shirt looks like a sure bet for printing somewhere along the line.
Too fat to bend down and tie your own shoes? Unfortunately, you will have to stick with sandals and slip-ons for the time-being, but this power lace prototype proves that Back To The Future-style shoes might not be that far off. Full instructions are provided, and if you have a little technical know-how, perhaps you can improve on the design.
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I didn’t watch the show, but I understand that Chris Brown’s uncomfortable Michael Jackson tribute this past weekend featured dancers dressed in illuminated clothes during the Smooth Criminal number.
Well, iLuminate, the company behind the light-up clothing has informed me that they are currently accepting offers for event work, and they have some videos that show off what their system can do.
One could make a good case that the animatronic Halo Elite costume created by effects artist Pete Mander is the single most awesome cosplay creation ever put together outside of a major Hollywood studio.
If Star Wars was a fashion show, the entire Rebellion would have started from a backstage catfight over pants. All of the other models would whisper “Vader is such a bitch, but he really knows how to work it in black.”
Actually, this is a series of paintings created by John Woo (no, not the director thank God) depicting Star Wars characters wearing stylish labels.
Vannen’s line of urban art watches just got weirder with the launch of the Series II collection of wrist monsters. Check out the gallery after the break for more info on the new designs.
The SlipQuit Would Be The Hottest Costume This Halloween
Oh God No! It’s The Snazzy Napper
The Best Star Wars Shirts From Celebration V
Slave Leia Perfume and Eau Lando Cologne
