Volume 15 Τεύχος 4
Global Trend Report '08 - Montreal
Boys have short hair in Montreal now. Beardos have disappeared and facial hair is getting more carefully trimmed (unless guys are growing a play-off beard at the end of hockey season, which happens more often than you would think).
Global Trend Report '08 - Stockholm
Welcome to Sweden, home of the "normal girl." After all the boring kids in Stockholm went into emo overload, the quirky girls have gone straight in rebellion.
Global Trend Report '08 - Los Angeles
Try to put the typical LA tanned, fake-boobed, scumbag Hollywood types out of your mind for a moment. Let's direct our attention instead to the younger and much cooler Echo Park/Los Feliz kids.
I Love Fashion
First, a clarification. To say "I love fashion" is much like saying "I love dogs," or "I love democracy." To love democracy is not to love it at all times and under every banner, like, say, when the wrong man wins the popular vote. And loving dogs does...
Global Trend Report '08 - New York
New York girls these days don't want to look cutesy and innocent-they want to be dark and fucked-up and maybe on speed and heroin.
Up-and-Comers
Vice: When did you get into fashion? Telfar: I started designing clothes in high school—I basically used to make everything I wore.
Hunting High And Low
They Came From The Stars I Saw Them have been around for nine years and have never strictly found fame, which isn't the most promising sell for a band. Weirdly, the London group have managed to retain this odd name-drop status within certain indie...
Next To No Time
Ya Ho Wa 13 was the music outlet of the Source Family, a communal group that numbered 160 at its height in the early 70s and lived together in a mansion in the Hollywood Hills.
She's Ready to Pop
I recently got an email from a friend I hadn’t spoken to in many years. I actually nearly forgot we were ever friends because during the time in my life we were friends I was out to lunch on goofballs.
Lost Odyssey
Goddamnit, when I first started playing Lost Odyssey I was all fired up to write a review about how Hironobu Sakaguchi has lost his touch, but then, before the first disc ended, the game completely turned around and now I love it.