A rare and highly unusual Todd Oldham belt buckle from the Spring 1994 “Dreams” collection, designed as a surreal stack of elongated nails. Measuring approximately 2.4 x 2.5 inches, the buckle is made of ebonized metal, giving the piece a dark, matte-black industrial finish with subtle surface texture and tonal variation.
This striking accessory transforms a familiar hardware object into a piece of wearable surrealism. The layered nail form feels both tough and dreamlike—an unexpected fusion of construction material, sculpture, and high-fashion ornament. Compact in size but visually powerful, it captures the wit, eccentricity, and object-based experimentation associated with Todd Oldham’s early 1990s work.
A wonderfully strange and collectible piece from the Spring 1994 “Dreams” collection, ideal for collectors of Todd Oldham, 1990s runway fashion, surrealist accessories, or sculptural belt buckles.
A rare and highly unusual Todd Oldham belt buckle from the Spring 1994 “Dreams” collection, designed as a surreal stack of elongated nails. Measuring approximately 2.4 x 2.5 inches, the buckle is made of ebonized metal, giving the piece a dark, matte-black industrial finish with subtle surface texture and tonal variation.
This striking accessory transforms a familiar hardware object into a piece of wearable surrealism. The layered nail form feels both tough and dreamlike—an unexpected fusion of construction material, sculpture, and high-fashion ornament. Compact in size but visually powerful, it captures the wit, eccentricity, and object-based experimentation associated with Todd Oldham’s early 1990s work.
A wonderfully strange and collectible piece from the Spring 1994 “Dreams” collection, ideal for collectors of Todd Oldham, 1990s runway fashion, surrealist accessories, or sculptural belt buckles.