Cool Steampunk Getups

Steampunk fashion is many times an automatic ticket to looking pretty “bad-anus” (trying to keep the blog PG-rated). One of the things that impresses me about steampunk-inspired clothing and outfits is the sheer creativity and versatility that can come from the many steampunk artisans that are out there. Steampunk carries with it a certain degree of “DIY” by nature, mainly because there are no big-box stores retailing steampunk merchandise on the regular or anything like that. Here’s a good example of some cool steampunk fashion (complete with anachronistic ray guns), courtesy of Pinero Photography:

Like I said above, Wal-Mart and Target aren’t really selling steampunk merchandise, which makes steam-related clothing an inherently creative arena of fashion. Unfortunately, the cost of putting together a steam-inspired outfit can be excessive, but this is not to say that you’re doomed to shelling out mad shillings just to look legit. There are quite a few quality places on the Web that sell cheap steampunk clothing, plus the DIY steampunk crowd on Pinterest is pretty fierce if you’re looking for some creative ideas.

A Steampunk Image That's Just Plain Cool

Not really a whole lot of words to go along with this one...I found this pic on Pinterest. It's just cool, man, that's all. Courtesy of the website Steampunk Tendencies.

 

This is Just Flippin' Cool (Steampunk Sculpture?)

I don't quite know if this completely falls under the category of "steampunk", but I did find it via Pinterest under a steampunk-ish category. Check out this octopus playing chess:

 Steampunk sculpture, maybe? Whatever it is, it's just flat-out cool.

Steampunk--The Only Way to Fly?

One of the more inventive interpretations of steampunk fashion I've come across is this shot of a young lady with some "steampunk wings", if you will--check them out:

I nabbed this shot from someone's Pinterest collection, so to give credit to my source here's the link: http://pinterest.com/pin/82964818107245020/