Lulus.com Fashion Blog

Get $5 when you sign up!

To display your photo here simply include the tag #lulusdotcom in a photo comment on our Facebook fan page, a photo tweet on Twitter or as a tag on your Instagram photo.

Zombies Rule!

Celebrity | 05 October 2011

by

It seems the whole world has been bit by a zombie these days. Somehow, the zombie has become downright loveable and we see the genre spread across movies, television and games. It’s not even that uncommon to come upon somebody dressed like a zombie in your hometown.
 
But I’m here to tell you the real story. Besides being overrun by vampires and werewolves, Hollywood has also become increasingly overrun by zombies. Let me give it to you straight.
 
 
Christopher Walken has not been caught up in the aging process so much as he has been taking on unique characteristics of the undead. Sylvester Stallone, too, has obviously been transformed into a zombie as his heavy use of pancake make-up could have only been applied by a mortician.
 
 
Is that Courtney Love with no make-up on or is she really part of the vast majority of walking dead in Hollywood? And Britney, the poor girl, little did we know what she was REALLY going through.
 
 
Cory Kennedy looks like she could use late night snack, and Maria Shriver, well I really have to give it to her, she’s the most well-spoken zombie person out there.  
 
Have you seen any zombies in YOUR hometown?
Comments (0)>

Photoshop Touches Up on Some (Alternate) History

Art | 30 August 2011

by

 
There are some things that the U.S. government doesn’t want us to know about, but Pittsburgh-based, NYU film grad Matthew Buchholz is finally clueing everybody in. Well, that’s actually not true, but Buchholz does dream up some pretty convincing re-imaginings of history, with a fantastically off-beat and brilliant sci-fi vision.
 
Map of Washington, DC

The Defeat of General Frankenstein at Bunker Hill
 
Homestead Robot

Photoshop is his medium of choice, with a healthy backdrop of witty, deadpan captions detailing the sci-fi’d, pseudo-historical events depicted in the images. The descriptions alone pack as much punch as the clever pictures; check out his hilarious explanation of the Floating Saucer Crafts and the Chicago Fire, below:
 

“The Great Fire at Chicago, Oct 8th, 1871. The Great Fire commenced on Sunday evening, Oct 8th and continued until Tuesday, Oct 10th, consuming the Business portion of the City, Public Buildings, Hotels, Interstellar trading depots, Newspaper Offices, Rail-Road depots, and extending over an area of Five Square Miles. The fire began when Immigrant Aliens, feeling cheated in a business transaction, took to the skies in their Floating Saucer Crafts and employed their Destructo-Ray. Interstellar Trading was suspended in Chicago soon after the fire.”
 
The Burrowing Beast in Hollywood
 
Prints of his work can be purchased via his Etsy site, as well as cleverly campy greeting cards to brighten up those special days.
 
An Unidentified Floating Craft Above Fifth Avenue
 
Inauguration of Vilnar the Destroyer
 
The Signing of the Declaration of Independence
 
Pittsburgh Zombie Outbreaks: A Map
Zombies in Schenley Park
 
This is just a taste of Buchholz’s willdy entertaining collection, so check out his website to witness beer-guzzling sea-nuisances, monstrous, banana-loving ape-creatures, a giant Andrew Carnegie wreaking havoc on his beloved Pittsburgh, and good old-fashioned zombies galore.
Now I just need someone I know to get pregnant so I can send her this awesome card.
 
 (images courtesy of renegadehandmade and alternatehistories)
Comments (0)>

Did you see these?