While not busy shoving spears through young women or peeling the skin off of ... young women, it seems that SIlent Hill's geometrically-proportioned antagonist, Pyramid Head, moonlights as a fashion model for Swedish clothing label Odeur. His exploits were featured in the company's autumn/winter 2009/2010 Lookbook.
You know, we were going to make witty observations about the inclusion of a classic horror figure in a clothing catalog but we just can't bring ourselves to do it. Pyramid helmets? Odeur? Lookbook? This might be our blogger sweatpants talking, but high fashion is impossibly dumb.
[Via Kotaku]
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Posted: Jun 21st 2009 4:51PM Spunky Monkey 190906 said
I guess this is when someone comes in going:
OMGZORZ, THIZ IZ NUT NEWZ, CURSE JOYSTICK AND ITZ LAK OV INTELEGENT AND PROPOR NEWZ
Well, before you do think about saying it, take a hike.
As for the article, there's something stylish about it, although it reminds me sort of part of a widow's black outfit.
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OMGZORZ, THIZ IZ NUT NEWZ, CURSE JOYSTICK AND ITZ LAK OV INTELEGENT AND PROPOR NEWZ
Well, before you do think about saying it, take a hike.
As for the article, there's something stylish about it, although it reminds me sort of part of a widow's black outfit.
Posted: Jun 21st 2009 4:59PM sonicspike41 said
Nut news? Is that news about the latest game to feature t-bagging?
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Posted: Jun 21st 2009 5:03PM Spunky Monkey 190906 said
Nuts magazine of course :D
I'd post the link, but there are minors, lol
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I'd post the link, but there are minors, lol
Posted: Jun 21st 2009 4:56PM sonicspike41 said
http://coutequecoute.blogspot.com/
Look at the last entry under "COSTUME NATIONAL SPRING/SUMMER 2010 HOMME/MEN ". The guy looks like Adrian Monk with a little Mr. Bean added in for good measure.
Also, am I the only one who thinks the guy above and to the left of him (Mr. Bean/Monk) looks like a homeless version of The Joker?
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Look at the last entry under "COSTUME NATIONAL SPRING/SUMMER 2010 HOMME/MEN ". The guy looks like Adrian Monk with a little Mr. Bean added in for good measure.
Also, am I the only one who thinks the guy above and to the left of him (Mr. Bean/Monk) looks like a homeless version of The Joker?
Posted: Jun 21st 2009 5:29PM (Unverified) said
Who better for a fashion show when you run out of androgynous 80s serial killers than Mr. Bean? What could possibly go wrong?
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Posted: Jun 21st 2009 5:15PM (Unverified) said
I think it looks like the helmet from MDK. Anyone? Anyone else played MDK or MDK2?
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Posted: Jun 21st 2009 5:27PM ZexionArmando said
Pretty hot... I wonder how much those helmets go for. I would love to torture sexy Nurses...
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Posted: Jun 21st 2009 6:02PM ch3burashka said
Wasn't there a Kratos in a suit and tie with a briefcase reference in the podcast? If not, there should've been.
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Posted: Jun 21st 2009 8:13PM Starcade said
There was some guy that used to take photos of models with large triangles or cones covering their faces or top portion of their body. His name escapes me, but he was in some documentary on HBO. Was like either in the late 80s or early 90s in New York-- probably around the whole triangle/paint splatter art phase. Anyway, I've seen this before...
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Posted: Jun 22nd 2009 2:29AM (Unverified) said
Meet german Electro/HipHop band Deichkind:
http://www.davidspaeth.com/img/music/16-deichkind_01_C.jpg
Those heads glow in the dark. It's so awesome.
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http://www.davidspaeth.com/img/music/16-deichkind_01_C.jpg
Those heads glow in the dark. It's so awesome.
Posted: Jun 22nd 2009 7:14AM (Unverified) said
Um, I think the triangles are a recurring theme in the collection. I don't think Pyramid Head (or video games) has anything to do with it. I wish, though.
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Posted: Jun 22nd 2009 1:12PM Enosoma said
I'm not entirely certain that the "pyramid" hat is actually there. Either that, or their model is the same person for every picture. And he's standing in the EXACT SAME POSITION for every outfit.
Look at the pock marks on the walls. The "pyramid" hat never moves. It's always in the EXACT SAME POSITION. Even when the person's body has shifted.
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Look at the pock marks on the walls. The "pyramid" hat never moves. It's always in the EXACT SAME POSITION. Even when the person's body has shifted.
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