(belt on left $98; right, $78)I don't think I will ever tattoo my body in extreme fear of pain. But, I am seeing interesting Ed Hardy accessories with very colorful funky artworks, which in my opinion is very savvy. I don't expect these pieces to become classics but they sure will add a pop of interest to any outfit for the season. And, painless!
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oooh not quite for me.. but very quite cool!
ReplyDeleteI don't usually wear belts, but I like these.
ReplyDeleteThose are great for color and variety :) I love the tiger one on the left!
ReplyDeletei think alot of the ed hardy products have designs that look like tatoos.. i guess its there thing! it is indeed a great way to have a tatoo without actually getting one
ReplyDeleteI don't think I'll ever tatto myself too so this is a great substitute
ReplyDeleteThe belt option is better than the permanent option. Don't ask me how I know this!
ReplyDeleteI am regreting tattoo on my back.
ReplyDeleteI love Ed Hardy!!!! Their shirts are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteNot a big fan of Ed Hardy because of the reckless teen fangirling it has turned over but regardless I do like the idea of the belt spicing up an outfit...and of course not having to suffer extreme pain from an actual tatto ahha
ReplyDeleteOhhh you changed your page!? Its nice =)
ReplyDeleteHmm I'm not sure how I feel about Ed Hardy, but the belts are the first that I actually would consider wanting.
I think these are good for the short term, but in the long term, they might just end up at burlington coat factory.
ReplyDeletewow i actually really really like these ed hardy belts!
ReplyDeleteCurrently there's a bunch of these very same Ed Hardy belts at our local (Sacramento area) discount retailers like TJ Maxx and Marshalls. The prices are much cheaper.
ReplyDeleteI love belts... but I'm not feeling those too much.
ReplyDeletexoxo