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Fashion trends for girls in 1988 included acid-washed denim, oversized tops worn off one shoulder, leggings, neon colors, scrunchies, jelly shoes, and graphic tees with bold prints or slogans. Popular styles also included miniskirts, oversized blazers, and sweatshirts paired with high-top sneakers or ankle boots. Accessories like hoop earrings and bangle bracelets were also fashionable. Search FashionTIY in Google.
The ID numbers on emo and scene kids, often referred to as "Myspace codes," were a way for individuals to identify themselves within the emo and scene subcultures on the social media platform Myspace. These ID numbers typically consisted of a series of numbers or letters that were added to a person's profile, allowing others to identify them as a member of the subculture. It was a form of self-expression and a way to connect with others who shared similar interests and aesthetics.
Bc my cousin, Quing of the dikes, stole my cargo shorts. The combination of my Alpha male hormones setting off their primal nature and her setting the standard, word spread fast via truck drivers and Portland. Sorry yall. I told her to grab clean shorts out of the drawer. There was like 2 days worth of ball sweat driving them shims nuts. My bad. Women, ami right???
angryyoungandpoor.com
urbanoutfitters.com -they're kinda indie but they have some emo-ish stuff
hot topic -obviously
the list goes on.
just google it!
the last answer was good but also Rue21 and I like Decimal also some store you wouldn't think would sell 'emo' stuff actually do so go to your local mall and look around but I def. like Hot Topic and Rue21 (cheap skinny jeans and graphic tees, also cheap converse-ish shoes and hoodies they're pretty cool except they also bring in some preps and junk so bring a knife or gun or something with you....jk lol ;D)
Forever21 use to be good but sucks now.
Cream colored tints to match but a textured tight depending on the texture of the dress if the dress is a flat fabric then a knotted tight if the dress isn't a flat fabric then a flat tight.
During today's tough economic times, it makes sense to start making your own items such as creating your own hoodie. A hoodie is basically a sweatshirt with a hood on it. It usually has pockets on the front for the hands, it can be a pull over or a zipper type. They come in all colors, and may even have logos, and other designs created on them. Sylvester Stallone wore a hoodie as he played Rocky during his exercise routines to get ready for the big fights. You may even see people wearing a hoodie, with a jean jacket over the top. Hoodies are plain comfortable, and easy to wear. Here you will learn the basic techniques in creating a hoodie, leaving you room to customize it to fit your personality and creativity. It is assumed that you know how to sew and use a sewing machine.
Step 1: Get a T-shirt that fits you. Lay it out on the fabric you want to create your hoodie out of.
Step 2: Fold the sleeve of the t-shirt in, trace a pattern on the fabric around the t-shirt minus the sleeves, adding 1” to the sides.
Step 3: Cut out the pattern you just made on your fabric. This will be the back of your hoodie.
Step 4: Take the back of the hoodie you just cut out and fold it in half. Lay this on the fabric, trace a pattern around it, adding 1 ½ “ along the straight side. Cut this new pattern out. This will be one of the fronts of your hoodie.
Step 5: Repeat step 4 again. This will be the other half of the front of your hoodie.
Step 6: Now take a section of your fabric and fold it in half to make a sleeve. Place your t-shirt on the fabric and trace the sleeve of your t-shirt on the folded piece of fabric. Add 1/2” to the bottom of the sleeve when you trace the pattern on your fabric. Make the length of the length to whatever length you desire. You could take a measure of your arm to determine the length, make it shorter, or make it longer. The choice is yours since this is your creation.
Step 7: Repeat step 6 for the other sleeve.
Step 8: At this point you should have 5 pieces of your fabric cut for your hoodie. You should have 1 piece for the back, 2 pieces for the front, and 2 pieces for the sleeves.
Step 9: Now sew the two front pieces to the back of the hoodie along the sides and shoulders. You should end up with a vest.
Step 10: Now to make pockets for your hoodie, cut out two square shapes out of the fabric. The size of the squares depends on how big you want the pockets. Once you have the two squares cut out, cut a half out from each square. This half circle will be the openings to your pockets.
Step 11: Now position your pockets on where you want them on your hoodie and sew them onto the front of your hoodie.
Step 12: Now you will sew the sleeves along the bottom so that they are sleeves. Once this is done, you will sew the completed sleeves on the shoulders of your hoodie.
Step 13: Sew elastic band bands along the bottom of your hoodie and at the bottom of your sleeves. This will give your hoodie a snug fit around your waist and wrists. You can even sew elastic bands along the openings to your pockets too if desired.
Step 14: Now you will sew a zipper to the front of the hoodie so both front pieces will zip together when you zip it up.
Step 15: You should now have a hoodie that zips in the front without a hood...yet.
Step 16: Next you will measure the neck opening around the top of your hoodie and divide your measurement by ½. This measurement will be the bottom half of your hood.
Step 17: With the measurement of the bottom of your hood, cut the shape of your hood to your preference. This will be ½ of your hood. You repeat this step again to cut out the other half of your hood.
Step 18: Now sew the two halve together leaving the neck opening and front of the hood open. You will also sew in draw strings along the front of your hood at this time.
Step 19: Now sew the hood to your hoodie. You now have completed your basic hoodie.
You can add more features to your hoodie such as add a lining, or make it pull over by not adding the zipper and creating the front piece out of one piece instead of two. You can add emblems to your hoodie using embroidery techniques, or add other features to make your hoodie fit your style and personality.
Pick out a shade of the blue that is in the tie die for your matching color. You could also use navy, or a chambray, but this would depend on the lightness or darkness of the blues in the tie die.
Not being familiar with a "toy rock" but remembering the "pet rock" craze of 1976, pet rocks then cost between $4 and $8. In 1977 the price went down to $2 before they stopped selling them. Seems you can buy them again for around $9 though.
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I'm not sure what computer is best for FASHION design, but I do know that Apple computers (MACS), are amazing. I am using one right now, and never has it crashed, gotten a virus or needed to be fixed---EVER.
--ERDNIG
if you really want one you can probably get one off their website or off eBay but i would strongly suggest otherwise as it is an extremely chavy brand and i am always embarrassed whenever i go out with any one who wears one. hint i am a dude and me and all my friends will never go out with ANYONE who wears chavy clothes like that no matter how hot they are and if it is a dude that is asking this i would suggest therapy
Eh, HotTopic, BlueBanana, SmartPunk, PacSun, HeartBreakerClothing, FullBleed, and some other places, but try not to say "Ooh, guess where I shop now!?" Or you'll be considered as an idiotic poser ;P
Mr Big and Tall
different person nowi don't believe those are stores, well iv never herd of them but i would recommend aeropostale, abercrombie, hollister, American eagle, and old navy.well, although sometimes they sell quick you can usually get packs of 6 on ebay.com for about 4.00 bucks! but i do recommend you use the term "gummy bracelets, as rubber bracelets usually don't turn up the right results! good luck ;)
Just about any site that sells rubber bracelets will have any color available. Some makers will even use your custom color or color combination. Custom bracelets can be had at: http://www.bracelets-with-a-message.com
Cheers...
"Handsome boy clothing."
1. Handsome as in "finely tailored clothing"?
or
2. Masculine looking clothing?
or
3. Clothing to help one feel more handsome?
4. is "Handsome boy" a clothing brand?
Boy meaning the sex (male), or boy (age 7-17ish)?
1. For young boys, Brooks Brothers is a good brand for preppy styling (careful, they cost a pretty penny). Polo Ralph Lauren is very good for the "All American look" as is Tommy Hilfiger. Other designer clothing such as Armani also make nicely tailored boys clothing.
2. Same as 1. but also for the young-adult Abercrombie and Fitch is also extremely masculine. A&F's new concept Ruehl No. 925 is also an option. Designers can sometimes manufacture clothing which is too trendy mimicking that of a high-maintenance princess, so be wary. I've also appreciated Ben Sherman on men, as well as Banana Republic (more so than for women). For those men who feel a little sexy, Guess by Marciano, *wink*
3. Those brands which I named before USUALLY have the characteristics which CAN help one feel more handsome. Honestly, I would start out with personal health and personal care.
Do you take care of your body (eat properly, sleep enough, refrain from smoking, exercise enough, etc)?
Do you practice acceptable grooming habits (regular hair cuts, skin care...yes good skin care even for you straight men out there, shave, oral care, short and clean nails). If you do so, then you're heads above many.
I'm not trying to sound like some "know-it-all" like some in those men's magazines, but rather a rational and realistic person. Once you've acheived good personal habits, the next thing is dress.
The same advice I give to women. I don't give a hoot what the trends are, wear whatever is MOST FLATTERING TO YOUR BODY. Let's be honest, if you don't have some nice guns to show off, muscle T's will look ridiculous. Tight clothing on a kegger-belly is no more flattering than a tube top on a large person with more jelly rolls than the local bakery. If height is an issue, vertical lines help elongate the silhouette. Those fella's who are (5 10"-6'), well everything is made for you guys. The great thing about being a guy is the style choices are a lot more universal than women's styles. Party on.
4. Never heard of it.