Blinging The Swarovskis To The Low-Riders
I’m sure the idea sounded perfectly rational at the Swarovski labs: “What haven’t we stuck our crystals on yet?” says boffin 1, in a voice not unlike Stewie Griffin. “I don’t know. I think we’ve covered every conceivable product” replies boffin 2 (who sounds a bit like James Earl Jones). “What about a bike?” says boffin 1. “Already done – although we could go for a fancy type of bike this time” boffin 2 responds. “Brilliant!” Exclaims boffin 1, “We should bling up a low-rider!” Or so the conversation sounds in my head.
It took roughly 110,000 crystals to cover the bike, which is a low-rider creation from UK designer Ben Wilson. It is handmade to order, and price is on application, although considering the website tells you to hold your breath, we’re guessing that it ain’t going to be cheap.
[Ben Wilson Design via BornRich]
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Comments
lol fully what havent they stuck their little glass chips on.
Heres a little newsflash. Swarvoski crystals have absolutely no resale value.
My mum bought a limited edition swarvosi peacock back in the hey-day where having swarvoski crystal was actually rare…and she cant sell it anywhere.
sucks but true.
Have to wonder who buys these swarvoski coated items…. I could see Britney or donatella with them…you know white trash.