New York's Retro Kids love the '80s Orlando Sentinel
The group stands out in hip-hop styles from the days of beepers and break dancing. Sporting architectural haircuts that haven't been seen since the Reagan administration and clothes that looked borrowed from the closets of Run-D.M.C. and Theo Huxtable, a group of young black men who call themselves the Retro Kids were turning heads the other evening at a party for Parish, a new urban clothing
Online shopping guide Daily Telegraph
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TOYS, kid-approved Philly.com
WAITING ON line at 3 a.m. Calling all over town to find the very last one. Poring over Internet sites to find a black market version for five times the price.
Digital Age fuels radical crafts revival Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
Boyfriends and baby names, pet hygiene and avant-garde art. Those were just a few of the conversational threads that unspooled on a recent night at Crafty Planet, a northeast Minneapolis shop that caters to people who are putting a new spin on old-school handicrafts. As the dozen women who showed up for "Craft and Chat" worked on their afghans, purses and scarves, they swapped stories about the
Ugly cool Philly.com
High fashion is steeped in deep chocolates, maroons and navy blues right now. Yet the trendsetters - the kids walking the street - are rockin' all things loud and brash.
Designer is an indie-kind of guy with rakish outfits Miami Herald
Christopher Jones is the kind of guy who turns heads. He arrived one Tuesday at the Bleu Bistro -- a cavernous Seattle haunt known less for its modish clientele than for its grilled-cheese sandwiches -- wearing a gold polyester button-down, a fitted black cashmere vest with silver pinstripes, and a patterned-orange knotted tie. Two business casuals gawked.
Viva design Digit Magazine
South America’s history and diverse culture gives the region a unique visual heritage. We investigate South American design culture, and its influence throughout the world.
Rock star fashion for everyone The Biloxi Sun Herald
The Seattle Times Christopher Jones is the kind of guy who turns heads.
British by night in L.A. Calendarlive.com
Testifying to the ongoing Invasion, the kingdom's sounds enliven clubs and Angelenos find a cultural kinship. In a town where you can practically dance to the beat of the boom-bust cycle, and six months is a good run for a club night, one part of the fabric of Los Angeles nightlife has worn well: the Union Jack.
Unforgettable 80's at Pops Sun Star
IT WAS a great party. Everybody danced, drank and wore clothes that were all the rage 20 years ago.
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