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November 25th, 2009

Tim Ryan’s handmade mohair coats are…interesting

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Oh no, not AGAIN! Are the muppets safe from NO ONE? Must fashion designers continue this terrible tradition of hunting down and killing every last one of them, purely so we can have super-expensive jackets?

The Fashion Police would like it to be known that this kind of thing is NOT ON. In the future, anyone found to be involved in muppet killing will be sent straight to Fashion Police jail, on a life sentence. We’re going to be starting with Tim Ryan, who’s selling the coats you see above for £1,930 each at Browns. He goes straight to the newly-opened Muppet Wing of our jail – unless, of course, any of our readers would like to step in and plead for his innocence? Anyone?


8 Responses to “Tim Ryan’s handmade mohair coats are…interesting”

  1. Shiny says:

    How many Fraggles did they have to skin to make these?

  2. Nina says:

    The perfect coat for the fashionable crazy old cat lady!
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  3. naomi says:

    see if today’s youth remembered carol channing at all they would never purchase and wear these…although i could picture janis the muppet wearing these too which would be akin to skinning yer friends and wearing the results…either way…wrong! lol

  4. EricB says:

    Muppets? Lady Gaga was once seen wearing a whole Muppet!
    Peta’s work seems to pay off now. People are readily willing to wear fake animals.

  5. Rock Hyrax says:

    The one on the right looks like it was nicked out of a car-wash.

  6. Melanthios says:

    Seriously what?

    I mean, admittedly I do like the bootwarmer/legwarmer things made out of fake fur, but not a coat. Come on.

  7. AJ says:

    At least it isn’t real fur… that being said, it could at least LOOK like real fur.

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