There is a definite amount of self-indulgence with this post, Emily Booth isn’t all that famous (especially to non-Brits) as she unfortunately fell off the screens of mainstream channels in the UK several years ago, though she seems to have become a culkt figure in the UK horror scene, but I do remember having quite the crush on her as a teenager (note to Lady HYA: several years before we met). I’ll admit it, I have a thing for attractive women!
Anyway, it looks like she’s a fan of Dark Bunny Tees, or at the very least she’s a fan of their Ringu t-shirt and the VHS packaging that the tees come in.
It’s kind of strange to think that I’m a few months older than a movie that’s regarded as a classic of the 80s, I guess that means I’m officially becoming an old, old man, especially since I have a bad back after my not-actually-that-long hike at the weekend. Anyway, my impending frailty aside, this is a cool hoodie from Dark Bunny Tees, the people who usually make t-shirts that are “in-universe” of various movies, such as RoboCop and The Ring, this time around they’ve put a design onto a hoodie.
Only 20 of these are going to be made, so if you want one I suggest you make an order sharpish. It’s also available on a light grey hoodie (DeLorean colourway, perhaps?), if the blue isn’t to your taste.
Costiness=£39.99 Buy it at Dark Bunny Tees
I haven’t seen Lost Boys, which this tee is taken from, but I know a cool, wearable, tee when I see one and this simple design certainly slips into that category.
Costiness=$21.95 Buy it at Found Item Clothing
It took me a while to go and see Avatar, James Cameron’s latest eipcly epic, epic fillm, as it had already been out for a month when I saw it. At least I did it in style though, me and that girl I love drove for 2 hours to Manchester so that we could see it in 3D at the IMAX (and buy Krizpy Kremes, and go for a lovely Chinese meal after), I didn’t book tickets because I thought it would be quiet at 5pm on a weekday, but the screen still sold out, and with it being an IMAX that is a few hundred seats, and a month after the film’s release, crazy!
Anyway, the story was probably written on a beer-mat, but the story isn’t what you go to see, it was an amazing visual feast, and well worth the trip. I presumed that Unobtainium (the mineral that is reason why the humans prize the multi-coloured land of Pandora so much) was a joke name that the producers threw in as a joke, because they couldn’t have been serious, right? This is a simple tee from BustedTees, but I think it gets the point across quite nicely, and of course it was printed on a blue tee!
Costiness=$16.99 (15% off this week only) Available from BustedTees
