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Roadkill
Couture
Roadkill Couture is our controversial but highly acclaimed collection of bespoke couture garments that showcased at this years Brighton Fashion Week 2011 and received a standing ovation and extensive press coverage.
It comprises of garments created out of the pelts, feathers and bones of animals that have been killed and eaten as food, have been accidentally killed on our roads, that have died of natural causes or been culled as pests.
Roadkill Couture is a celebration of the exquisite design of nature and is giving a second life to things of wonder and beauty when they would normally perish or simply be thrown away or discarded.
The animals used have been found by ourselves, donated by friends, family or pest control or bought at the butcher and we have processed each and every one ourselves.
Roadkill Couture has a very strong ethical code and absolutely no animal was, or ever will be harmed or killed for the making of the collection.
Photography - Garage Studios