Cocteau T-Shirts
Description: 80s 90s disco new wave future dream pop funk alternative rock shoe gaze shoegaze vaporwave aesthetic japan anime manga cocteau twins pixies breeders smashing pumpkins sonic youth siouxsie banshees my bloody valentine mbv kurt cobain new order treasure heaven las vega iceblink luck garlands four calendar cafe blue bell knoll
Description: 80s 90s disco new wave future dream pop funk alternative rock shoe gaze shoegaze vaporwave aesthetic japan anime manga cocteau twins pixies breeders smashing pumpkins sonic youth siouxsie banshees my bloody valentine mbv kurt cobain new order treasure heaven las vega iceblink luck garlands four calendar cafe blue bell knoll
Description: 80s 90s disco new wave future dream pop funk alternative rock shoe gaze shoegaze vaporwave aesthetic japan anime manga cocteau twins pixies breeders smashing pumpkins sonic youth siouxsie banshees my bloody valentine mbv kurt cobain new order treasure heaven las vega iceblink luck garlands four calendar cafe blue bell knoll
Description: 80s 90s disco new wave future dream pop funk alternative rock shoe gaze shoegaze vaporwave aesthetic japan anime manga cocteau twins pixies breeders smashing pumpkins sonic youth siouxsie banshees my bloody valentine mbv kurt cobain new order treasure heaven las vega iceblink luck garlands four calendar cafe blue bell knoll
Description: Jean Cocteau exhibition lithograph for Galerie Laurent Teillet, Paris 1988, with the participation of Edouard Dermit. Cocteau was a French poet, writer, designer, playwright, artist and filmmaker. An enormously influential French artist and writer known as one of the major figures of Dada and Surrealism. He established himself as a leading creative force in Paris. He maintained a long standing friendship with artist Pablo Picasso.
Description: Cocteau Twins were a Scottish rock band active from 1979 to 1997. They were formed in Grangemouth by Elizabeth Fraser (vocals), Robin Guthrie (guitars, drum machine), and Will Heggie (bass), with Heggie replaced by multi-instrumentalist Simon Raymonde in 1983.
