I am very pleased to announce that we will be making an appearance at this year's London International Tattoo Convention. Some of the best artists and brands from around the world visit this show and it is not to be missed. Come and say hello and take advantage of the great show-only deals that we will have on.

With The Narcosis Collection currently being printed, we have turned our attention to our next collection. The above image is little preview of our new work, which is due to be released, along with the rest of the collection, in 2014. With so much going on right now, it’s been great sitting down with Faye discussing new ideas and directions. We tend to look through a lot of research material on our own, so when we bring it all together the results are often surprising. We are both very excited about the coming months and with so many ideas we have found ourselves working on several pieces at once.  

Well, you asked for them, and now they’re here! As part of The Narcosis Collection, we are now stocking women’s scoopneck t-shirts. These super-soft, fitted shirts are printed with three of our favourite designs and you can check them out in the store.

In anticipation of the official release of The Narcosis Collection, we have been busy shooting for our new Lookbook. We are lucky to be working with a small group of fantastic models as well as a great photographer, and with the recent good weather we’ve had a chance to spend some time outside. To ensure that our look remains authentic, we have been focusing on locations in and around North London including Hampstead and Hornsey. We can’t stay away from black buildings either! Above are two shots from a recent session taken to showcase our new range of women’s scoopneck T-shirts. 

We thought it was about time that we threw some birds back into the mix, so here is our latest release; Silk and Swallows. Faye and I have been looking at a lot of religious engravings recently as well as painting of saints. The subject of religious iconography has always interested us and, in an aesthetic sense, it has always bled into our own work. The representation of Death in western religious art ranges from comforting to absolutely terrifying, so it’s always a good place to start looking for inspiration. We hope to touch on this subject again in future works, but for now we have fallen for witchcraft and sorcery!

We have now started work on our custom shirt for the renowned tattoo artist Clod the Ripper. We have been working with Clod since 2012 and we have some great shots of him promoting our clothing.

2013 is his thirteenth year of tattooing and to mark the occasion we are producing a ’13 Years Behind the Needle’ custom Ripper shirt. The idea came from our shared love of the macabre and the parallels between his art form and the murders of the original Ripper in 1888, which both focus around the indelible marking of the flesh. There are references to both tattooing and Victorian England, which truly make this a La Mort/Clod piece. We will post the final inked artwork when it is complete, but for now here is a little preview of the work in progress.  

This month we are very excited to be featured in the February edition of Rebelicious magazine.  The article features an interview with Faye, where you can read more about La Mort Clothing and how we make our work. There are also details on how you can enter the La Mort Clothing/Rebelicious competition, which gives readers the chance to win a selection of our products.  Please visit www.rebeliciousmagazine.com now to download your copy.

At this year’s Brighton Tattoo Convention, we were lucky enough to meet Brad Cowan from HBAD. Teaming up with Magnum Opus Barbers, he spent the weekend cutting vintage styles for visitors to the convention. Above are some shots of Brad wearing our Self-beheading Woman t-shirt.