Last Leg, Fiddle On

The Last Leg, Fiddle On clothing collection by OBEYEBO rides out of a vision both apocalyptic and oddly celebratory. Painted in Montana in 2014, Philip Slagter's metaphor-laden canvas portrays a frail, crumbling humanity dragging itself forward on the skeletal remains of civilization—yet still reaching for distraction, adorned in fantasy, and accompanied by a gleeful demon fiddler. This is satire at its most poetic, where absurdity collides with truth and critique dances with beauty. It's a tale of collapse told in rich flesh tones, tattered silks, and stubborn vitality.

The Last Leg, Fiddle On collection captures the paradox of decadence in decline. Expect theatrical silhouettes, distressed fabrics that feel like heirlooms from a lost empire, and prints inspired by myth, temptation, and irony. It's a collection for those who laugh through tears, march through fire, and dance on the edge of endings. Fashioned for cultural survivors, societal critics, and misfit romantics, these garments wear like allegories—tailored for the end of the world or the start of something wild.