[DiamondSmiles]

The envelope-pushing eccentricity and potential-for-squeamishness quotient of fashion has just expanded a little further.

Kerry Howley, a recent grad of Middlesex University with a degree in jewelry and accessories, has designed a line of necklaces using material sourced from the bathroom floor: human hair.

While we applaud the underlying sustainable/reusable aspect of this fashion experiment, the skeeve-out factor may keep this accessory from attaining widespread popularity.

While the necklaces are pretty, appreciation of them might be overshadowed by the wearer's constant paranoid vigilance against static electricity and lint rollers.


Count me out, lol!

[wujuan]

actually its a victorian-era thing. it can be quite beautiful.

[KKSki]

I'll pass. Artistic in it's way. But, not for me.

[Azimuth]

[Steve]

Gross.

[ices]

Imagine Cheryl cole wearing this instead of her vajazzle...

"hey giiiiirls, check dis!"

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by wujuan ↗

actually its a victorian-era thing. it can be quite beautiful.

It looks like lace, but, my hair can't get long enough to do that. The thought of wearing someone else's hair around my neck creeps me out.

Where would they get the hair? Is it synthetic or from corpses?

[Spiffyfable]

I wear mine ALL the Time

[walrusse]

Will this do as an alternative?

[Sharon]

Like brown lace

Has it's place but not worn round the neck!! I'm hairy-chested enough