The Scavenger's Daughter

I know it's inspired by marine stuffs or what-do-i-know, but I promptly thought about prisoners, torture wheels (Saint Catherine!) and people who'd kill others during a sea trip by smashing their head with a rock in a stocking (that's the hood stuff) while being dressed in 1920 swimsuits as I browsed that.
A bit clinical by instants, and we also see historical inspiration.
That's what we always say, because inspiration is always historical.
Some pieces made me think of that famous Charles Addams' drawing, An Addams Family Holiday.

As this year is 75 years birthday of DC Comics, beautiful-people-slash-clothing-magnate-dudes decided partnershiping or how-do-you-call-it, these stuffs with the x's, was a great idea to make money, as everybody loves superheroes (and villains).
There was, amongst other stuffs, this Colette mid-year collection, and these nOir Jewelry stuffs (they are Cendrars fans) from this month (I guess), no doubt it's because New Comics #1 was published during December 1935.
There is a problem.
It doesn't really reflect these superheroes (and villains) (never forget about villains or make fun of, you know, bad idea)
Not only because of shiny stuffs, you get it, Olivier Theyskens did these boots who shines and it's more super-heroic than these Superman jewels by nOir Jewelry. (Clark would wear one of these rings at a social gathering shit to show everybody he is not Superman, plus they'd go well with his glasses, because most are too classy and color-lacking for Superman) (the Batman stuffs are made to be worn with these shoes)
I don't know if we read the same comics?
Take Batman, it's really dark, sometime in a weird and funny way.
Don't you sometimes want to laugh at Baby Doll or Mr Freeze, because you know if you were in these situations and started talking about it people would laugh at you, and then you'll go all supervillain?
Seriously, this Mr Freeze dude is a total zero! His brain must be freezin'! (yes, that's a bad one)
I guess we can explain that by the fact they don't really know if they should base the stuffs on character's personality, comics' atmosphere, comics' adaptations atmosphere, precedent tie-in products, character's costumes, and then which era costumes, according to which authors and/or in which adaptation? And who is Batman, shit?
Also, they have to keep the brand's spirit, as they do that to make money and don't want to lose their clients.
I think these clothes and jewlery based on Batman (the Batman, the one you think of when you aren't that interested in Batman) don't really reflects his personality and his past and his constant inner struggles, just the fact he's a strong man dressed as a bat (I love bats).
When they're based on the Joker, they don't reflects his madness, just the fact that... AH AH TOO FUNNY!
Boring side being, we've got Batman and the Joker, but not characters like Jason Todd.
I love Jason Todd. (problem with multiples identities; when I tell you I love Jason Todd it means I love him, not any fuck else) (so they have multiples identities, so which on do you take for clothes based on their personality? Perceived one when they're under cover or real one?)

Imagine they did that for EC Comics, Drusilla's dress would be the one with black shiny Swarovsky real flashy stuffs.

This too. (at least, Diane von Furstenberg really has her own interpretation of Wonder Woman)
But seriously, Flash and Repetto?

So, as I thought it would look good if I added some text here, I'm gonna translate the very lines of this post in english.
One day, as I was searching for tulle in some shop, I saw a bunch of zippers hanging out together, in a way that made me theorize: "Hey, wouldn't be great, a skirt made entirely of zippers?"
Good for you, Charlie! Here we go, what about the lining?
I thought it back today and searched this skirt all around the Internet. I can't understand nobody ever thought of that. Maybe those who do were defeated by the price and gave up, since the last time I bought a zippers it cost me 5€90, which would make 8 or 9 dollars.
Nonetheless, I found about this dress from Sebastian Errazuriz, who don't really look like the skirt I imagined.
Let's bet, zippers will be some year trend? Or maybe it has already been? Do you know anything about it?


Un jour, j'étais au Toto Tissu de Vendenheim, et je pensais à acheter de la tulle.
Il y avait un tas de fermetures éclair, présentées de façon à ce qu'on suppose : « Hé ! Ça serait bien, une jupe entièrement faite de fermetures éclair. »
Bravo Charlie, mais la doublure ?J'y ai repensé aujourd'hui, j'ai cherché si quelqu'un avait déjà fait ça. Je ne peux pas croire que personne n'y ait jamais pensé. Peut-être que ceux qui y avaient pensé n'avaient pas les moyens, parce que la dernière fermeture éclair que j'ai achetée coûtait 5€90.
J'ai quand même trouvé une robe faite en fermetures éclair, qui ne ressemble pas du tout à la jupe à laquelle je pensais :