June 11th, 2009
Eugenia Kim Skinny Black Patent Leather Cat Ear Headband: for when you’re bored with bows
Blair Waldorf and the mean girls may have helped bring back the bow headband last year (and how!) but if you're looking for something a little different – and that will make you resemble a cat, perhaps – how about Eugenia Kim's cat-ears Alice band?
If the ears don't put you off, the price maybe will – this are £89 ($144) at Bunny Hug, which isn't' exactly what you'd call a bargain, but would you wear it?
Diandra 
sue 
Oh I would totally wear this … if it were Halloween or I was a ten year old girl … and it was $2 at the discount store!
It’s costumey, but I would not mind seeing cat ears come into vogue.
To be honest, I probably would wear it but in saying that, I like to be different and would probably only be in the privacy of parties…but I wouldn’t pay more than $10(AU) for it.
I’ve posted it before, I’ll post it again: “Paging Katy Perry….or Le Gaga….or Paris Hilton”.
They’re not that bad an idea, but this is in the context of my memory bank holding the recollection of the widespread wearing of deely-boppers in the 1980s. This might have only been a UK-based horror-phenomenon, so I’ll elaborate by saying that a deely-bopper was a headband like the above, except vibrating on top of 2 sticking-up lengths of coil were a pair of sequinned balls, like mini disco-balls. Yes, and these used to be gaily worn out and about in the daytime, making the wearer resemble a Martian.
So, cat’s ears worn at 11am on a day that isn’t Halloween or your 6th birthday might well come to pass.
S
this is daylight robbery! and a easy DIY project too.
Actually, I like ot and would wear it in public but DAYLIGHT ROBBERY MUCH? D: I could probably make that myself in the privacy of my bedroom >.<