No bones about it...

Reminds me a little of how Christopher in Project Runway used his grandma's X-rays for a fabric pattern in his final collection. I really liked that treatment.

Oh, and it also reminds me of David Byrne in his muscle suit some years back:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5fT7k4jvSg

11 years ago

ironkurtin

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I love the idea, but I couldn't rock these every day. Does it come with a shirt?

11 years ago

Jem

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Those are kindof cool, kindof strange.

11 years ago

Sylvie

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I love them. If I were a radiologist, I would totally get a pair for working out.

11 years ago

annagybe

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I find it interesting that the front view is normal, but the rear view has pins in the femur head (hip) and distal femur (just above the knee).

11 years ago

ironkurtin

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AG, ha! You must look at a lot of xrays. Guess the front and back are shots of different ladies!

11 years ago

Janet

(website)

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LOL And as a photographer I can't help but wonder if they got model releases from the ladies whose X-rays they used!

11 years ago

Raisin

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Those are funny!

11 years ago

catgirl

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I love these and I would wear them climbing or running!

11 years ago

Diana

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Not sure I'd have the guts to wear these, but they are cool! Although this is a case where having PPL is very important - otherwise your kneecaps won't line up!

PS - I have a whole file full of MRI images of my brain (this was back before they went all digital, so they are the giant films; I managed to convince the Dr to give them to me when they were done with them). Now I really want to use them in clothing. =P

11 years ago

Anonymous

I think they are cool. I have a full body workout leotard that I painted a skeleton on to use as a halloween costume years ago. I still have it and once wore it to yoga practice-the yoga teacher loved it, she said it was a fun way to show proper alignment.

11 years ago