Second Skin
“Magical Thinking”: Tim Walker for W Magazine
Models: Xiao Wen Ju, Asia Chow, and Liu Wen
Styling: Jacob K
Photographed by Tim Walker for W Magazine, March 2012Tags: fashion editorial, fashion photography, hauntingly beautiful, high fashion, historically inspired, interiors, otherworldly photography, strange beauty
Thomasin Durgin
Thomasin Durgin makes interesting conceptual jewelry, pushing beyond traditional ideas of what jewelry should look like, beauty and glamor, to explore intriguing and often weird concepts. Examples include this ring below, made out of a creepy porcelain doll head wrapped with copper wire.
Tags: anatomical-themed, avant-garde, bizarre, bugs, conceptual, environmentalism, jewelry, macabre, religious imagery, sinister arts and crafts, skeleton, sterling-silver jewelry, thomasin durgin, unique rings, wearable art
Eugenio Recuenco
>>Eugenio Recuenco<<
Tags: eugenio recuenco, fashion photography, hair, historically inspired, makeup, otherworldly photography, religious imagery
Charmaine Olivia Is Fabulous in Black
Artist Charmaine Olivia‘s gorgeous outfit at the opening of her show, Ritual, on January 14th, is an awesome real-life example of a simple but effective look. The black, full-length dress with cutouts in back is from Paprika via ASOS; the look is accented with sterling silver jewelry, including the “Seance” bracelet cuff from Blood Milk, and sets off her tattoos beautifully.
{via 7×7}
Tags: black garments, bloodmilk, minimalist, mystical/feral jewelry, sterling-silver jewelry, street fashion, tattoos
Miyu Decay’s Bat Skeleton Necklace
From {Miyu Decay}
Tags: animals, black and white, creature, jewelry, sinister arts and crafts, skeleton, spooky animal-themed jewelry, sterling-silver jewelry, wearable art, witchy
A is for Arsenic: Taxidermia
Taxidermia is the new jewelry + apparel collection from Amelia Arsenic/Destroyx‘s brand A is for Arsenic. The black+white-color-themed collection features laser-cut perspex jewelry designs and T-shirts & tanks inspired by taxidermy motifs, Victorian memento mori imagery, and vanitas artwork. The photography below was shot by Melissa Jenkins, with art direction & styling by Amelia Arsenic. See the complete collection here.
{Taxidermia: a graphic world of dark Victoriana, memento mori and macabre taxidermy. Featuring vicious yet elegant designs with a nod to the past, Taxidermia is a thoroughly contemporary art jewellery and apparel collection created and constructed in London.}
Tags: amelia arsenic, animals, antlers, avant-garde goth, black and white, bugs, deer, destroyx, jewelry, macabre, neo-victorian, spooky animal-themed jewelry, taxidermy
Sorcha O’Raghallaigh’s Fall/Winter 2011 Collection Lookbook
{Designs by Sorcha O’Raghallaigh
Photographed by Saga Sig
Styled by Anna Trevelyan}Tags: avant-garde goth, black garments, black roses, fashion editorial, flowers in hair, garlands, halo, mystical/feral jewelry, primordial, religious imagery, serpents, spooky animal-themed jewelry, sterling-silver jewelry, tattered, transparency/layering, witchy
Leather Winged Harness with Elk Bones
This lovely aerial harness from Bethany Moore-Garrison is made from leather, hawk wings, and elk bones.
To see more of Bethany Moore-Garrison’s work, check out her Website.
Tags: animals, bird wings, bones, harness, leather, steampunk, taxidermy, wearable art, witchy, woodland creatures
Bevel Jewelry New Collection
Take a look at these lovely images from the lookbook for Bevel‘s new collection of preternaturally beautiful jewelry.
Tags: avant-garde goth, bevel nyc, bones, fashion editorial, jewelry, mystical, spooky animal-themed jewelry, sterling-silver jewelry, white, witchy
Illamasqua Theatre of the Nameless
These are promo images for makeup brand Illamasqua‘s new collection Theatre of the Nameless, which was inspired by the notoriously voluptuous 1920s Berlin nightlife. I’m a sucker for any modern, dark interpretation of ’20s makeup.
Related post >> John Galliano’s theatrical runway makeup
Tags: 1920s, flapper, flappers, historically inspired, makeup
