These heels won’t only turn some heads; they will rip them f#cking off.
Inspired by H.R. Giger’s x-rated Xenomorph from the Alien franchise, the late Alexander McQueen designed these Giger-gasmic pumps back in 2010. But they feel so 23rd Century, don’t they?
"Get away from them, you bitch! They're mine!"
Remember, in order to walk in these monster heels, I suggest taking steps in “short, controlled bursts” of sexiness.
Aw, look. It’s a “Love Robot” by Rebekieb at Teefury.com.
It’s almost like that “Robot Love” poem I wrote last week… but inverted in name… and definitely in sentiment… but not every robot is as hard as his metal.
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Last year, I pleaded with the universe to deliver me Mina’s red absinthe dress from Bram Stroker’s Dracula, so I could wear it to the Los Angeles’ Labyrinth of Jareth Ball.
Well, the universe is indifferent; I learned to sew . . . well, kinda.
What resulted was a hybrid between Mina’s red Absinthe gown and Satine’s red number in Moulin Rouge!.
I’m not going to claim that it is the most well-constructed costume of it’s kind on the internet. The dress only consists of a few key elements: an 18-inch red tight-lacing corset from Orchard Corsets, one red night gown (previously gifted), a small pillow, red fabric, red rose lining, needle, thread, and the imagination (and construction skills) of the bossy five year-old girl in all of us.
Deadstarlet in the Mina Dress, posed by the Bordello in Venice Beach. Photo by J. Burgdorf
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LestatCouture on Etsy is selling Mina’s Absinthe Dress for 3,000 clams.The red Victorian bustle dress is a pretty damn good reproduction of the gown designed by Eiko and worn by Winona Ryder in Coppola’s gothic masterpiece Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
Someone buy it for me. I would look really cute.
Okay, okay. So, you probably think this post is all style and no substance, but Continue reading
