Featuring fashions by Dystropolis, House of Raji Aujla, M. Sexton, Mackenzie Jones, and more.
photographer : Jonathan Hooper
creative director : Pretty Deadly Stylz
fashion stylist : Pretty Deadly Stylz
makeup artist : Myles Sexton
hair stylist : Savanna Munro
model : Myles Sexton
view the full editorial in the December/January 2012/2013 Issue
Dress by Margit Brandt Copenhagen paired with necklace by House of Harlow.
Photographer : Tina Picard
Creative Director : Tina Picard
Fashion Stylist : Kirsty Macdonald
Makeup Artist : Amber Sheikh
Hair Stylist : Kirsty Macdonald
Model : Tiffany at Angie’s Models
On left, tank top by Joie, vest by Doma, and leggings by Designer Remix Collection paired with necklace by House of Harlow. On right, dress by Margit Brandt Copenhagen.
Dress by Joe’s.
On left, dress by Joe’s. On right, jumper by Rag & Bone paired with necklace by House of Harlow and long necklace by Belle Noel.
Iron Fist fug boots, Wolfbeater left, Motophyscho right
image source shop.ironfistclothing.com
I’m not going to deny it, I’ve been debating buying a pair of Uggs for this winter. We get a lot of snow where I live, and I hate cold, those boots just look so damn easy and comfy. Yet the idea of wearing Uggs was bugging me. I remember a trip to a strip mall last year where I noted 80% of the girls at the Panera we stopped for lunch at were wearing Uggs and the same trend was happening in the Target we went to next.
Problem solved! Enter Iron Fist’s fug boots. Available in several styles this fall, each one cover in bold, bright, horror-inspired print. And at $40 for the knee-high and $37.50 for the calf-high boots, who can complain! Much less expensive than a pair of Uggs. It’s a perk that they are vegan-friendly but my main concern is warmth and durability. Being made of synthetic materials, I’m afraid they won’t be as warm as sheepskin or as durable. But for the same cost as one pair of Uggs for the winter, you could get a couple of pairs of Iron Fist fug boots and then have more variety! I think I’m leaning toward the Ladies Wolfbeater, love the contrast of the bloody fangs to the cute red ribbon, and the Ladies Motophsycho, the grey on black calvera print is fun yet subtle.
Sourpuss Clothing’s Mutant Bats Cardigan
image source sourpussclothing.com
Halloween is over, yet Sourpuss Clothing is always serving up awesome B Movie graphic goodness perfect for anytime of the year. Check out the Mutant Bats Cardigan with the shiny teal button details, embroidered bats on the front, and “Invasion of the Mutant Bats” text surrounding a gal in distress on the back. Kitschy and fun, this cardigan will surely be in heavy rotation in your wardrobe. Pair the cardigan sweater up with jeans, a pencil skirt, or wear over a leopard print dress, so many possibilities!
The Mutant Bats Cardigan is available online at www.sourpussclothing.com.
For more Sourpuss, don’t miss our giveaway of the Sourpuss purse and wallet featured in the Oct/Nov 2010 Issue. Enter to win now, HERE!
- Meagan
