A whole lot of ways to wear dead animals

Posted by: Lily Q Filed in: style, galleries
12:20PM, Tuesday July 14th 2009

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Reid Peppard

When we saw Reid Peppard’s taxidermy accessories and the rather pretty boy wearing them, we knew it was time to look into the whole Dead Animals As A Fashion Statement moment a little more closely. Yes, the crystal-encrusted mouse headband above may be going a tad overboard (and it kind of makes us feel pukey), but we’ve managed to come across a few taxidermy-themed outfit additions that are fairly fly.

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Erin G
wrote on July 14 2009 @ 12:33 pm: [report]

Omg with those rat balls on my head? No thanks!

mock-off
wrote on July 14 2009 @ 12:38 pm: [report]

Not cool.

When Madonna wears them in a LV campaign then we’ll talk.

_jsw_
wrote on July 14 2009 @ 12:50 pm: [report]

I vote creepy on most of them. The rat-testicle one is the most creepy to me, the beaver shirt is the dumbest, and the cat purse is the one my girls are most likely to want. Some of the others are attractive, though.

bumbler
wrote on July 14 2009 @ 12:51 pm: [report]

Aww I used to have a pet rat named Nicodemus. He was the sweetest thing. Those headbands just make me sad.

emflow
wrote on July 14 2009 @ 02:17 pm: [report]

Creepy. Creepy, creepy, creepy. I love rats, but those headbands are just weird. It looks like something I see on the Metro, and I wouldn’t be able to stop staring in shock/horror.

But I will admit the rat coin purse made me laugh.

Coral
wrote on July 14 2009 @ 09:18 pm: [report]

That hair comb is really pretty. And although I don’t like the lucite necklace with the bug in it, you act as if that is gross. Amber is known for having bugs in them and it only adds to their beauty. In fact a huge rarity—a scorpion in a piece of amber—I saw one at a jewelery store once for $25,000.