Bookshpan Buttons Short Lamp

I have been obsessed with Coraline lately, and this lamp looks like something the “Other Mother” would love to put in her living room!  Check it out at Studio mesila (site in Hebrew and English).

Stumbled upon the awesome via Design Milk.

From Beetlejuice by Tim Burton

I can’t have Halloween without Beetlejuice: ever since I was a kid, I’ve watched the movie every Halloween night.  I’ve always loved Tim Burton’s cartoony gothic style, with graphic black and white stripes and strange creatures galore!  Here is a collection of clothes and accessories that mimic the looks of Beetlejuice, from the miniature graveyard to the many cameras of Lydia (Winona Ryder):

Beetlejuice outfit

See product details after the break:

The Black and White Chiffon Dress by Sea ($203.00) will make you the most stylish girl in the waiting room for the recently deceased.

From Forever 21

Someone is always looking for a photo op with Once Upon a Polaroid Necklace by TillyBloom ($25.00).

From TillyBloom

Maybe the Vintage Key Ring from Eden & Eden ($22.00) will open the door to the undead.

From Eden & Eden

The Striped Bracelet with Neon and Silver by Arielle de Pinto + Anntian ($115.00) is the epitome of Beetlejuice style.

From Monster Commerce

Make your own graveyard with the Terrarium Décor Headstones by LBrandt ( $10.50).

From LBrandt

The Feathered Furfelt Cap by alicehartcouture ($195.00) looks perfect for a funeral.

From Alice Hart Couture

The creepy Marg Vase from Future Perfect ($205.00) looks like it could be Snake Beetlejuice’s twin sister.

From Future Perfect

Step into the perpetual duds of Adam (Alec Baldwin) with the Flannel Belted Woven Shirt from Forever 21 ($17.80).

From Forever 21

Gareth Pugh Spring 2010 RTW

Gareth Pugh’s show is space-age goth, with everything from zany headdresses to shiny sci-fi garb.  It invokes several genre giants, from Tim Burton to Star Trek, and even gives an unintentional ode to Silent Hill: the headdress on the model above reminds me of a tiny Pyramid Head with wings.  One outfit looked inspired by the Romulans in Star Trek: Next Generation:

Gareth Pugh and Romulans from Star Trek: Next Generation

After several futuristic looks, Pugh went to a more goth, horror inspired realm with black and gray clothes that appeared frayed and tattered.  He even channeled Tim Burton with a striped dress and included a cosplay-esque headdress to complete the look (see below).

Alice in Wonderland by Tim Burton and Gareth Pugh

It’s a beautiful collection that has roots in goth and the imaginations of the space age, and the combination of the two is definitely a genre I’d pay to see!

See more of Gareth Pugh’s collection at style.com.

(All images of Gareth Pugh are the property of style.com; images from Star Trek: The Next Generation distributed by Paramount Pictures; images from Alice in Wonderland distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.)