Beautifully crafted jewelry created out of recycled Barbie body parts by New York based designer, Margaux Lange. The craftsmanship looks amazing! These are definite conversation pieces, especially the doll breast necklaces and butt bracelet. More about Margaux and her series: “Margaux Lange’s Plastic… Read More »Re-Membering Barbie by Margaux Lange
We might all need dentures someday, but why wait! Los Angeles-based Etsy seller Concave Oblivion hand makes each of these denture accessories from real dental acrylic polished to a high shine. These will definitely add a bit of chatter to any… Read More »Denture Accessories by Concave Oblivion
Sleek. Classy. Modern. Three words I wish described my apartment (and my life) but sometimes I am lacking. Perhaps with a gorgeous piece from Elsa Peretti’s collection at Tiffany, I can fill those voids. I mean, the description of the… Read More »Elsa Peretti Bone Collection
From the popular histology plate collection comes a new histological fashion line of silk scarves and handkerchiefs! The 100% silk scarves feature images of histological human tissues stained and examined using light microscopy. Created by medical artist Emily Evans. Available… Read More »Histology Silk Scarves: Rectum, Testicle, Skin, and More
A fresh fashion collection by Belgium designer Sancho Hemelsoen shows us that even bodily fluids can become a fashion element. Sancho says, “It’s called Body Juices. Every outfit is an interpretation of a body juice and the object people use… Read More »Anatomic Fashion Friday: Body Juices
There’s something that I love about this photo. It might be that full gold-toothed sneer of the skull contrasted against the cool guy. Looks like trouble. Love the colors as well. [spotted by Peter via Fuck Yeah Beautiful People by… Read More »Waiting for the Metro
Clayton Cubitt has created this photographic series called ‘Raw Flesh’ which features models wearing meat on their bodies, and was part of a cover feature for a 2008 issue of Zink Magazine. It looks to me to be playing on… Read More »Anatomic Fashion Friday: Raw Flesh
Photography: Kaveh Kardan Collection: Skinned alive the anatomical structure, 2010 This beautiful collection by Jemma Marie McLean, called Skinned Alive the Anatomical Structure is inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci’s anatomical drawings. Jemma founded Purdy Corsetry after being disappointed by the quality and selection… Read More »Jemma McLean: Skinned Alive
Anatomy and punk collide in this collection, titled ANATOPUNK, by Paris-based apparel designer, Diana Jap. I enjoy the way Diana incorporated the anatomy, especially in the patchwork leg muscles on top of the plaid pants in the last photo. I… Read More »Anatomic Fashion Friday: ANATOPUNK
Rick Genest, aka Zombie Boy, has become a muse to many including famous fashion director, Nicola Formichetti, British sculptor, Marc Quinn, Lady Gaga, and more recently photographer Joey L. for Rebel Ink Magazine. We’ve posted Zombie Boy multiple times here on Street Anatomy, but… Read More »Zombie Boy Voluptas Mors
“Spine” CorsetUntitled, spring/summer 1998Aluminum and black leatherPhotograph © Sølve Sundsbø / Art + Commerce This is just one of the many gorgeous pieces by Alexander McQueen featured in the exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, titled… Read More »Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty
Nicola Formichetti, the genius behind Lady Gaga’s style, just launched his new fall men’s collection for fashion house, Thierry Mugler—and we couldn’t be more excited. The collection, titled, Anatomy of Change, features Rick “Rico” Genest as its poster boy. We… Read More »Anatomy Tattoos Cover New Poster Boy For Mugler Menswear
Simonne Hoskins’s crocheted this body piece, which represents elements of torso anatomy, only using wool yarn. Her passions are fibers and fashion, and she is currently pursuing a Fibers major at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). I really admire her… Read More »Simonne Hoskins’s Anatomical Crochet Couture
As a BFA student at the Maryland Institute College of Art, Eliza Vlasova specializes in Experimental Fashion taking inspiration from organic forms. The piece above, titled “Muscle Tissue Weaving” takes the “fabric” of the human body and weaves it into… Read More »Eliza Vlasova Weaves Muscle Fibers
Inspired by the similarity between the shape of a jaw bone laying next to her pair of Ray Ban sunglasses, Emma Montague of the Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork and Jewelry department of the Royal College of Art, created this beautiful series of… Read More »Emma Montague’s Jaw Dropping Glasses