Attack of the Taxidermied Hair Accessories!
Designer Reid Peppard certainly knows what to do with vermin. The Central Sain Martins grad has a line of taxidermied accessories out that's burning up the interwebs. If you think these things look a little macabre and cruel, Reid says rest assured that "every effort has been taken to see that the creatures used in RP/ENCORE are victims of road kill, pest control, or natural death. The only exception to this rule is the occasional feeder rat." Her accessories also include hundreds of Swarovski crystals, and the creatures' eyes are often made of semi-precious stones. Click through to see the swankest afterlife a pest could want.
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WTF???
1I second WTF!
2So very wrong...
3Beyond wrong.
Besides the animal cruely implications, I always get a skeevy sort of sense that dead bird feathers, stuffed animals and the like probably have tiny microscopic flea or lice-like bugs infesting. So it doubly-creeps me out to imagine putting anything like that in my hair.
4so morbid! wear road kill or a victim of human cruelty in your hair? - pests?!
5that is hilarious. haha
6Another WTF?! here.
7O.M.G!
8Oh heck no! I'm not putting that in my hair.
9That is terrible!
10Oh I get it. It's almost Halloween...
11I think my dogs would growl at my head if I had that on it. Or I'd find myself being attacked by cats, trying to claw their way to the vermin! Or better yet, I'd forget about it, and walk by a mirror in public and spaz thinking I had a rodent in my hair.
12That is disturbing!!!
13These are kind of revolting, but I'm still interested. Maybe Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter will buy some
14Interesting.... needs a bit of dental work though....
15Mmm, road-kill couture!
16Seriously who would put a DEAD ANIMAL in their hair? Gross.
You're a bunch of wusses, I'm totally getting this for my friend for xmas
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