Street Wear

Oscar is Grouchy,

He always looks mad,

Children are happy, 

What makes you glad?

Stuff like this.

To boldly wear (part 2)

Yet another neato Star Trek shirt I saw at last June's  MegoMeet, thanks to my pal Corey and his awesome collection of shirt rarities.

Oddly enough, just like the last shirt, this one is also a swipe of artwork from another source. This time however, it's not Amazing Spider-Man annual #1 but from the AMT  Galileo 7 model kit. So at least it's kept in the family....

Again, if this was an XL, I'd wear it around the house and occasionally to Tim Hortons.

Today's New Woman

I'm totally down with this...

To boldly wear

At this past weekend's MegoMeet, I was witness to many new, exciting things but none quite as awesome as this shirt that my pal Corey lent me to photograph.

This one is just everything I love about 70s Trek merch, I wish they made it in lummoxy adult sizes today. It's the second coolest Star Trek shirt I saw all weekend (The first will be coming soon)

Sure, Kirk is socking him but fake Gorn is getting a nipple tweak in there.

I sleep now.

Kenner Glamour Gals 1980 Catalog

Glamour Gals was an interesting attempt by Kenner in the early 1980s to capture the girls market. Instead of doing the standard 1/6th fashion doll made so popular by Mattel's Barbie, Kenner decided to do what they at the time were doing best, action figures.

The 4" size of the figures allowed Kenner to expand the Glamour Gal's environment more than a traditional doll line could adding many play sets and environments in a cost effective manner. The line failed to catch on and was retired in 1983 but a tremendous amount of product was made during that time, one that certainly captures the decades look and fashion sense very well.

Check out the 1980 Kenner Glamour Gals Catalog

Fun Girl's Toys

More Sesame Love

For the trillionth time I'd like to mention any of these in an adult size would be welcome in my house. Get on that anonymous corporation that doesn't read my blog!

This is not fashion mockery, this is fashion victory.