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Scanner KILLED it. O: I'm mad...but still. I love it.

So I was reading this really cool magazine called Fashion Rocks!, which is basically a rock fashion magazine, and I came to this photoshoot section called 'In My Tribe' that had these six models posing outside in four different scenes that represent the 4 fashion cults: punk, goth, rave and mod. I thought it was really cool and was also really bored, and decided to make it a collage. So I chose my favorite model from each cult and put it on the collage, cut out the descriptions, too, and found other stuff in the same magazine to fill in the spaces. (About the happy little Disney birds: I have no idea why I put em there, either xD) Then there were more blank spots, so i made them fancy and colored with highlighter...but it didn't exactly come out pretty on the comp, for some reason. The orange looks pukey and the yellow looks like pee. And the pink is...not...bright pink. Waaah. D:

But it does look pretty in real life. Trust me. Linz knows. She sawded it O:

And because I know you can't read the fine print, here we go:

PUNK: It hasn't changed much since the seventies, when Vivienne Westwood, the doyenne of DIY fashion, perfected the devil-may-care style of this British subculture. The look is cannonized here with tartans, ripped fishnets, latex leggings, and aggressive-looking jewelry.

GOTH: They say it began as a gloomy, introspective alternative to glossy pop tunes. Here, its drama is spellbinding, and its darkness is palpable.

RAVE: To some, it's a madcap explosion of neon and plastic; an animated celebration of phsycadelic ecstasy; a club kid's Technicolor dream. To those in the know, it's just another Acid House Summer of Love.

MOD: In this squad, scooters are as important as a pair of striped stovepipes; and they're as much a vehicle for style as the slim suits and shiny Quadrophenia-esque spectator loafers that walked the King's Road circa 1960.

D: ... too many big words o.o

anyway...from punk I like the plaid, fishnets and some of the jewelry; from goth...um, well, I guess the color black? and skulls, I guess...; from rave, teh COLORS!!! and the fancy jewelry and makeup; from mod, the skinny jeans/pants or whatever. And I guess my hair's scene, but that doesn't really fit into any of the four xD Okay, mom's yelling at me to get off the internet, so yah O:

Models, Four Cults of Fashion idea, cult desriptions, and all of the pictures here is (c) Fashion Rocks! magazine

the collage is, of course, (c) to MEEEEH

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Scanner KILLED it. O: I'm mad...but still. I love it.

So I was reading this really cool magazine called Fashion Rocks!, which is basically a rock fashion magazine, and I came to this photoshoot section called 'In My Tribe' that had these six models posing outside in four different scenes that represent the 4 fashion cults: punk, goth, rave and mod. I thought it was really cool and was also really bored, and decided to make it a collage. So I chose my favorite model from each cult and put it on the collage, cut out the descriptions, too, and found other stuff in the same magazine to fill in the spaces. (About the happy little Disney birds: I have no idea why I put em there, either xD) Then there were more blank spots, so i made them fancy and colored with highlighter...but it didn't exactly come out pretty on the comp, for some reason. The orange looks pukey and the yellow looks like pee. And the pink is...not...bright pink. Waaah. D:

But it does look pretty in real life. Trust me. Linz knows. She sawded it O:

And because I know you can't read the fine print, here we go:

PUNK: It hasn't changed much since the seventies, when Vivienne Westwood, the doyenne of DIY fashion, perfected the devil-may-care style of this British subculture. The look is cannonized here with tartans, ripped fishnets, latex leggings, and aggressive-looking jewelry.

GOTH: They say it began as a gloomy, introspective alternative to glossy pop tunes. Here, its drama is spellbinding, and its darkness is palpable.

RAVE: To some, it's a madcap explosion of neon and plastic; an animated celebration of phsycadelic ecstasy; a club kid's Technicolor dream. To those in the know, it's just another Acid House Summer of Love.

MOD: In this squad, scooters are as important as a pair of striped stovepipes; and they're as much a vehicle for style as the slim suits and shiny Quadrophenia-esque spectator loafers that walked the King's Road circa 1960.

D: ... too many big words o.o

anyway...from punk I like the plaid, fishnets and some of the jewelry; from goth...um, well, I guess the color black? and skulls, I guess...; from rave, teh COLORS!!! and the fancy jewelry and makeup; from mod, the skinny jeans/pants or whatever. And I guess my hair's scene, but that doesn't really fit into any of the four xD Okay, mom's yelling at me to get off the internet, so yah O:

Models, Four Cults of Fashion idea, cult desriptions, and all of the pictures here is (c) Fashion Rocks! magazine

the collage is, of course, (c) to MEEEEH