The New Skate Style....Less Formal Than Before
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ken hill said ... (11:02 PM) :
post a commentlove your blog, but its getting really slow loading now under the weight of all the pics. maybe time to split it into p1, p2, p3 etc....
Cheers - m@T
Thanks for the input
I changed the format so only 40post show on the first page. This should help the loading.
If not let me know.
yup much better, thanks!
- m@T
Nice, reminds me of some of the skater kids I remember from Northern California. The style's getting around!
this is really interesting. I've noticed alot of young people whether scateboard kids or those of the hip-hop, urban culture who have taken the longstanding traditional styles to a different direction much of which i think can be attributed to the 80's style comeback. 2 things that i've seen change across the board however amongst young men's fashion is the more form fitting jeans, which was considered a no no for a long time and also more room for personalization of one's outfit, which is good because there is more array now, not everyone looks like a clone of their peers.
never seen a ripped suit..
I'd lurve mister Armani to try it :]
-J2
He's not really a skater, is he?