Salvador Dalton

The Salvador Dalton clothing collection by OBEYEBO is a surreal rodeo of homage and invention—an intersection of Salvador Dalí's dream logic and cowboy iconography filtered through the brush of Philip Slagter in 1974. Painted as part of a series where Slagter reimagined iconic artists as Western archetypes, this piece channels the melting visions of Dalí with the literary grit of poet John Dalton. With liquefied facial features pinned up like marionette strings and a psychedelic sausage inexplicably dangling from midair, this pink-drenched portrait rides the line between absurdity and reverence.

The Salvador Dalton collection brings this painterly paradox into wearable art. Expect dripping prints, skewed silhouettes, and playful color palettes where blush, coral, and violet collide. Accessories may echo the tie-striped motif or subtly distort classic Western forms. This line is designed for the unconventional thinker—the one who doesn't just wear a cowboy hat, but questions what a cowboy is. The Salvador Dalton collection is for those who prefer their trail rides surreal, their style subversive, and their heroes stitched from myth and madness.