hey there sailor boy...

What can I say? Sooo Eighties! These boys look like a cute new wave boy band...Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, INXS...loving the Crucifix earring ala Madonna and...well everything, actually!

girls night out

The high waisted pants, the off-shoulder shirt, the shorter hair...it's all feeling a bit 80s -kind of the new wave variety...not sure how to categorize...what do you think?

can we say 1989?

Seriously I have never seen someone replicate a look so precisely from a different era. This one being like 20 years ago...the high-waisted denim short over tights, the sheer black shirt, the...is that a perm? The only false note are the shoes. Platforms were big in the 70s but definitely not in the late 80s. Doc Martens would have been more authentic. But then I'm making an assumption that she was going for authenticity which might not be the case.

Isn't she pretty in black

Sometimes I look at a photo and am on cultural reference overload. My head goes short hair, black Ray Bans - friend of Molly Ringwald in the eighties. But wearing black and a skirt with black boots is more Reality Bites and the nineties. And he's pure Partridge Family seventies...but I love these two...hence the post...but I am beginning to wonder how we'll look back and define the...zero decade? And recycling other looks is not the answer.

Hiro's Homegirl

Jordan Fox is an infamous chameleon who is constantly changing styles. We call this look "Madonna circa 1988 crossed with Footloose."

In Living Color

All else pales next to Hiro-Tha-Jap. DJ. Designer. Renegade. He is indeed Stupid Fresh. You can find him all over town and specifically this Thursday at Drop it Low. The party hosted by NYC's only Contessa and her friends at The ANNEX. See you there...

John Hughes casting call?

Remember Sixteen Candles? The Breakfast Club? John Hughes was a master of teen angst in the Eighties. We can't help but think these two would be shoo-ins for modern reinterpretations of those classics.