Dads, sons and friends were all spotted wearing matching glasses. It added an emo look to the hard edged tattoo fans fashion. Whether you needed them or not, you were nobody without a pair of thick rimmed, black glasses on your face at the Tattoo Expo. Nothing like turning rags to rich fashion.įashion Trend: thick black glasses. In fact, thrift stores seemed to be a common response when asked where people came up with such creative outfits. Really, who needs clothing at that point?Īttendees of the festival said they shopped and styled at (Hot Topic of course), but also Lithium, Cosmic Creations, Only the Lonely, No Fear, online and at goodwill. Corsets were also a popular clothing item some people even had lace up back piercings. Original reporting and compelling writing on local news, restaurants, arts and culture have made Phoenix New Times a vital resource for readers who want to understand and engage with their community. Even some men wore black eyeliner to capture a stare. Ladies lathered on the colored eye makeup in shades of fuchsia, orange, purple and black. Baby Mohawks and ripped attire covered their little bodies.Įye makeup was also a key element to the Tattoo Fest’s fashion display. No one seemed top mind.Įven the children had an alternative edge to their developing look. Most people wore tank tops to show off their ink underneath and some ladies forgot to put on a shirt at all over their bras. The true Hot Topic fans loomed around in a mob of piercings, red, black and white clothing, plugs, bandanas and apparently essential silver-studded black leather belt. The mob of tattoo and piercing fans all had a rebellious feel to their attire. Looks like they need to hire on this tattoo diva as a fashion designer. Voila! A manly T-shirt has transformed into an ultra-hip feminine expression. May got creative with a pair of scissors by slicing off the sleeves, cutting off the bottom to create a new hem and cutting slits in the front to create a sexy peek-a-boo neckline. The brand usually only makes guys' t-shirts.
The shirts you will find there though look nothing like May's outfit. For this ensemble she shopped at her friend's store Only the Lonely who set up a tent at the event. May, a local tattoo artist herself, showed off her unique style at the AZ Tattoo Expo on Sat., April 5.
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