Tooth tats: bling for your mouth
Filed under: Accessories
In the ongoing quest to find newer, weirder, uglier kinds of ways to augment the human body, there are plenty of people out there getting questionable tattoos in even more questionable places. Still, we can't really imagine "tooth art" catching on. That's right, there's a studio in Utah that actually offers tooth art (more accurately 'crown art') for people who want to look like they have a piece of spinach permanently caught in their teeth.
We don't really understand the idea behind this body-art innovation at all. The website explains it as a kind of white-collar tattoo that can be removed in only a few minutes with a dentist's grinder, but their samples show teeth branded with portraits of Amy Winehouse, Mickey Mouse and Tiger Woods. It seems more like they're trying to market these to teens and tweens -- along with braces and headgear. Are they serious? Do they really think parents are going to go for that in Utah?
[via Gawker]
So apparently ESPN The Magazine thinks that people actually care about what athletes wear. I mean, some people might be vaguely interested, but I doubt their readers know what a Jimmy Choo is! 
You've never seen him on a runway. You've never seen him in Elle or on E! And you've certainly never seen him associated with the likes of Calvin Klein or any other world-renowned designers. (His wife, a Swedish model, is a different story). But Tiger Woods, a 30-year-old professional golfer, has got serious style. 
