Accessories are an intregal part of a post-apocalyptic wardrobe. The end of society as we know it is no excuse to look dowdy. Since nuclear winter might be a bit chilly, I've chosen a leopard fur cloak to keep me warm. And hand-to-hand combat can be hard on the knuckles, dragon scale gauntlets are very important. But the most important element in accessories: THE SHOES!!! Strappy dominatrix boots- need I say more? Who says the end of the world has to be practical?
~Stephanie
Stephanie has a point. Nuclear winter is a possibility and one must be prepared for the worst. I have chosen a fur ensemble including the headdress to keep me warm as well as help me blend in with my surroundings. Being on friendly terms with the surviving wolves is important. They will help you kill small animals and people for food.
Symbols are a good source of communication with those survivors you may come across that dont speak english. I chose this Batman utility belt as not only a useful accessory to keep my skull crushing hammer in, but as a universal symbol of being a total bad-ass.
Ahh the shoes. I have day and night shoes to compliment my body armor. Day shoes being the thigh high denim boots. Jeans will be hard to come by after 2012 so these will come in handy to not only keep the legs warm, but house the shotguns.
Evening wear will be the "thor" heels, with wings to coordinate with Stephanies viking helmet. We are like the Boondock saints, without the tacky tattoos and horrible sequel. ~Rochelle
Accessories are an intregal part of a post-apocalyptic wardrobe. The end of society as we know it is no excuse to look dowdy. Since nuclear winter might be a bit chilly, I've chosen a leopard fur cloak to keep me warm. And hand-to-hand combat can be hard on the knuckles, dragon scale gauntlets are very important. But the most important element in accessories: THE SHOES!!! Strappy dominatrix boots- need I say more? Who says the end of the world has to be practical?
~Stephanie
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