Pictures like this convince me that like everyone else in the world, fashion designers are tossing out random ideas to see what sticks / becomes the next fad.
"Doing runway fashion design" should become the catchphrase for going beyond "throwing spaghetti at the wall."
Even the designers know this shit isn't going to stick. They must just be thinking that if they do something crazy enough it'll break out beyond the rarefied world of fashionistas. Case in point, above.
Doug Bradley's looking at these pictures on the top left and right going, "Gosh, that's not what people think I look like, is it?"
I think it's what happens when you use a Lament Croquet Mallet.
Pictures like this convince me that like everyone else in the world, fashion designers are tossing out random ideas to see what sticks / becomes the next fad.
"Doing runway fashion design" should become the catchphrase for going beyond "throwing spaghetti at the wall."
Even the designers know this shit isn't going to stick. They must just be thinking that if they do something crazy enough it'll break out beyond the rarefied world of fashionistas. Case in point, above.
Nice that The Gimp and David Byrne c. 1984 have some new preppie wear.
Bottom right: I'M THE HIPSTERRNAUT, BITCH.
Bottom center: It's the mullet of pants. Business on the left leg, casual on the right!
Several of the outfits apparently include merkins.
I also felt that more attention should be drawn to the merkins.
I'm glad to see my investment in looking like a Dick Tracy villain is finally going to pay off.
Hellraiser 10: The Sweatering
You think "there couldn't be more" but it just keeps going and going.
Looks like what Slipknot would wear when playing a round of golf.