Fashion Inspired Tattoos

1. Generic and showing no brand or particular garment loyalty, this
vintage dress form tattoo shows off an appreciation for the creativity,
passion and processes that go into producing the awe-inspiring designs
that restore our faith in love at first sight.

2. Stiletto heels are racy and sometimes downright dominatrix. This
gentleman (or at least we think he’s a gentleman) might enjoy wearing
his own sexy pair or from the looks of this tattoo, perhaps he just
likes them dug into his neck. Hey, to each his own…

3. Hottie Jason Preston declared his love for Marc Jacobs – the man, not
the brand- by tattooing the famous logo on his forearm. The two were a
couple at the time and now they are not. So what originated as a bad
idea love tattoo, sadly turned into a bad idea brand name tattoo.

4. With the popularity of tattooed makeup, tattooing garments onto the
body doesn’t seem so ridiculous. True to the style of many great
feminine tattoos, this appropriately placed garter is pretty and naughty
all at once.

5.Without a trusty sewing machine, there wouldn’t be any fashions to
inspire. This designer pays homage to her very first 1950′s Kenmore
machine with a bright and colorful piece that is assuredly just as
beautiful as the pieces it creates.

6. While they’re definitely the detail du jour, bows seem to come and go
in fashion. For this inked lady, they’re a forever favorite, adorning
her thighs for a unexpected representation of girly whimsy.

7. Shoes and tattoos can easily become an addiction of sorts. Here these
two addictions share the spotlight. A bold, graphic and psychedelic

8. Louis Vuitton has been the leader in luggage, handbags and luxury
goods for centuries. As the most counterfeited brand to date, it’s safe
to say that the House of LV has staying power….this girl seems to think
so too.

9. Fashion is not limited to clothing and accessories. How you get your
hair did is totally a reflection of your personal style. This hair
designer wears their love for fabulous tresses on their
sleeve…literally.

10.By far the most popular ‘brand love’ tattoo, Chanel’s interlocking
C’s are seen on both male and female fashionistas alike. While we’re not
big fans of the term fashionista, if you’re sporting a Chanel tattoo,
you probably are.

11. It’s no secret that Lanvin loves bows. It’s also evident that this
individual loves Lanvin, or at least we hope so, because this pretty,
pearl-laced bow featuring the designers name, is here to stay for
seasons to come.

12. Peter McBride maintains his preppy style even in his birthday suit.
Ralph Lauren’s signature polo pony is perfectly placed on his chest for a
permanent display of his devotion to the All-American brand.

13.In keeping with the chest logo theme, there’s the Lacoste tattoo.
Second only to the polo pony in complete d-baggery, we’re just happy
that he didn’t get a permanently popped collar inked around his neck.

14. Blue birds have long been a favorite tattoo subject and can be dated
back to the original American ‘Sailor Jerry’ style. Here, a love for
traditional tattoos and old fashioned sewing comes together with this
piece featuring a helpful little birdie.

15. No matter what this little lady has on her feet, she’ll always have
her killer red high heels. Exaggerated and cartoon-like, this shoe
tattoo – that also features a cute bow detail – is simply adorable.
In : Body Modifications
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