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Saint Laurent condoms
The Saint Laurent condom, retailing for €2 (US$2.21), is “adorned” with the Saint Laurent signature.
The 100 per cent rubber prophylactic is exclusively sold at Saint Laurent Rive Droite in Paris.
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Tiffany & Co. clothes peg (or clothespin)
If you’ve ever seen a rich person hang clothes (a rare sighting, we know), this sterling silver clothes peg might just be for them. Maybe the helper was out of town, maybe the dryer was broken, maybe their butler was sick and couldn’t deliver the dry-cleaning. Who knows what calamities must have ensued for a rich person to hang an article of clothing on a clothesline, but it should be celebrated.
Retailing for US$515, the clothes peg also features a Tiffany blue accent so guests know it isn’t just any old peg.
Hermès wastebasket
The Equilibre D’Hermès wastebasket retails for US$7,650. If that number doesn’t faze you, perhaps this is the wastebasket for you.
Made of natural maple wood and leather cords, the bin is not fully canvassed, so if you’re throwing away liquid gold or similarly solvent items then you’ll need to line it with million-dollar plastic bags made from the faces of your frenemies.
Anything less would be uncouth.
Supreme voodoo doll
If you’re cursing your foes, Supreme offers a way to do it in style.
The American skateboard designer brand is known for their eccentric seasonal offerings (remember the Supreme-stamped brick for autumn/winter 2016?). This season, they give us the Supreme voodoo doll, complete with voodoo pins.
Supreme’s autumn winter 2019 collection also includes brand collaboration items with Pyrex, Post-it and Honda (for a CRF250R motorbike).
In true Hypebeast culture, people are clamouring to pay top dollar for these items even though there is no rhyme or reason to the items; they are, simply, “cool”.
The resale value doesn’t hurt either.
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Versace dog bed
Finally, we present the Versace dog bed, perhaps the most understandable potential purchase in this list – it allows your dog to live the life of luxury that it probably deserves.
The Barocco print is a Versace signature, conceived in the autumn/winter 1991 collection by Gianni Versace.
The baroque theme extends to a Medusa dog shirt, which features the Versace logo and retails for €145.
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