Between the thinly-veiled Arabophobia simmering in our post-9/11 culture, the upcoming presidential elections, and the war in Iraq, the fashion world is having a schizophrenic moment. Hence, the patriotic fervor, bright-eyed (and Crayola-colored) optimism, "Summer of Love" escapism, and, yes, Middle-Eastern chic that's been popping up on the runways, in the tabloids, and on blogs like ours. From Chris Brown's keffiyeh cravat to the Sikh-esque turbans that've been head-covering celebs like Beyonce & Mary Kate Olsen, looks like fashionistas are ready for peace -- or at least a few harmonizing pieces to try to make sense of it all.
i have been looking everywhere for a scarf like Chris Brown's, but im not having any luck. the ones in topman arent the same, they arent oversized like chris has got. have you got any suggestions of where i could look
thanks
dave
Posted by: david at August 27, 2008 12:55 PM
beyonce u look nice and beauiful and no matter what people said about ur back u are black and keep do ur job well. i hope u things goes well and god bless u darling bye and i love u babe
Between the thinly-veiled Arabophobia simmering in our post-9/11 culture, the upcoming presidential elections, and the war in Iraq, the fashion world is having a schizophrenic moment. Hence, the 
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Posted by: david at August 27, 2008 12:55 PM