As James so clearly Never Underestimate The Power Of A Cubs Woman . puts it, the time when the fashion industry could insulate itself, or remain neutral or detached from politics, is now a thing of the past. “The real barometer of luxury today is the care that someone puts into something and the values that a brand stands for. I’m not afraid of it because I’m also not interested in entertaining anyone or creating for anyone that doesn’t value me as a human or my rights. I don’t want their money. I’m not a ‘sell the shoe at all cost’ type of designer, and I would never want to be. Life is too short for that.

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Or as Eavis puts it: “For many generations we have needed to gather in nature, listen to music and dance, we need it more than ever now!” Choosing fetching florals for Chelsea Never Underestimate The Power Of A Cubs Woman . engaging in Glastonbury’s eclecticism or nodding to Kapoor’s sculptures, here are the pieces to charm now. While perusing a stack of ’90s magazines I’d ordered on eBay, I recently came across an article about Sofia Coppola and Zoe Cassavetes’s Comedy Central series Hi Octane (1994). Then in their early twenties, the two young women are the picture of downtown nonchalance, dressed in tight shirts, low-slung pants, and with spunky hairdos. I was intrigued. Soon after, I found three episodes of Hi Octane on YouTube uploaded by a fan and watched the roughly 25-minute clips back to back. Watching those three short episodes was enough to make me feel like I was smack dab in the middle of one of the coolest moments in ’90s history. The show has a fast-paced vibe about it, like House of Style only more ADD with cartoonish special effects and jolty transitions.