Dethsta Star Wars Pinups – Geeky And Sexy, All On One Shirt
We’re all huge Star Wars nerds here at Unfinished Man, and we’re certainly never ones to turn down sexy ladies, so Dethsta Clothing’s new line of Star Wars pinups pretty much blew our minds. Featuring classic pin up paintings by artists like Gil Elvgren with a geeky twist, each helmet is so perfectly matched we can’t decide if we should be howling with laughter or having some alone time. Aren’t you a little busty for a storm trooper?!
Dethsta Clothing Star Wars Pinups – You Want These, Don’t You?
The UK based Dethsta Clothing company currently features mostly cheeky takes on iconic Star Wars imagery, and at the risk of sounding ignorant (and a shade racist), I’m fairly certain their name is how “Death Star” sounds when pronounced with an accent. Since there isn’t any other clothing on the site just yet, I can’t really brand the label as anything but a one trick pony, which suits me fine seeing as they’re just so damn good at it. If “Darth Vader Loves Puppies” doesn’t simultaneously melt your heart, put a tingle in your nethers, and make you nervously rub your throat, then I think it’s time you re-evaluate your priorities. You can pick up your own Star Wars pinup shirt from their online store for £17.99- which is about $28 for those of us this side of the pond. For me, it’s a tossup: I absolutely love the T.I.E. pilot, but the splashing Scout trooper holds a dear place in my heart. If you love the idea of slightly twisted sexy, then you should also check out the hilarious RDJ pinups.
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