Anatomic Fashion Friday: Anatomical Cufflinks Roundup
I myself never get to wear cufflinks, but I find the idea of them enticing. It’s a nice way for men to personalize their wardrobe (similar to fun socks or belt buckles). Subtle and small, all of these pieces would look visually striking at the end a crisp shirt.
- These acrylic hearts by Etsy artist, TheSpangledMaker, would allow you to literally “wear your heart on your sleeve.”($20)
- Paul Smith can do no wrong in my book (fashion-wise) and these blue and white skulls look antique but cool. ($250)
- Beth Croce is an Australian medical illustrator who created these guts and the next cufflinks. She has a large collection of anatomical goodies. ($220)
- Also by Beth Croce, these vertebrae are so delicate and detailed. Hand crafted goodness. ($260)
- Also by TheSpangledMaker, these acrylic brains are simply delightful. ($20)
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