The IMAGINE Joker Collection is Oh So Serious
Alex Scott — March 28, 2010 — Fashion
References: p-imagine & behance.net
You probably remember seeing a sea of Joker costumes during Halloweeen 2008, more of them bad than good. Though not meant for October 31, the IMAGINE Joker collection will make you look twice before you realize it’s not from the movie.
I had to go through the entire portfolio a few times before I realized it wasn’t the late Heath Ledger in the IMAGINE Joker collection. These images are so good, they could easily be labelled as production stills from the movie.
I had to go through the entire portfolio a few times before I realized it wasn’t the late Heath Ledger in the IMAGINE Joker collection. These images are so good, they could easily be labelled as production stills from the movie.
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