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Posted by Sarah Lorsch 
aIn this week’s episode of Jazzieland, Jazzie continues to deliver in her typical fashion monster state. Only this time, it’s all about the “arting” (styling) she is working on for a band on tour.
These boyz (hint, hint) are into labels, and Jazzie is trying to break them of that habit.
As you’ve all noticed, letterman jackets are ridiculously in this season. Instead of buying one from some high-end hoity-toity store, Jazzie purchased a no name letterman vest and is creating the rest from scratch.
“When people see his jacket and want it, they can’t have it because there is only one. You need to need me and I make sure you need to need me. You want what I make, but you can’t get it. That’s what creates culture and why people are wearing what they’re wearing.”
Jazzie’s favorite brand of the week, more drool-worthy than usual, is Kittinhawk. Based in Los Angeles, Allysun Maria Dutra is the slightly disturbed but entirely brilliant mastermind behind these pieces of artwork that you can wear if you’re lucky enough to
The website opens to a video of gorgeous girls dressed in head to toe black creations that look like they were the inspiration for The Black Swan. Headpieces dripping with bones, leather, crystals and feathers decorate the heads of every model. An unfortunate price tag of just under $200 for a delicately made headpiece comprised of chain and crystal has redirected where I will be spending my saved tips money.
Sadly, Allysun doesn’t personally sell her pieces online but a list of her buyers can be found on her page located throughout California, as well as New York City and Salt Lake City. If you are lucky enough to live in Los Angeles, her showroom is on Main Street, where you can find antlers decked out in crystals. In other words, a gothic hippie’s paradise.
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