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Fashion changes, the style remains… ¡but the 90 always win! And called 'The Pop Kids’ we continue giving everything.

The title of this post refers to the song 'The Pop Kids’ de Pet Shop Boys, One of my favorite songs. He had it in mind when thinking about this look. I love realize that the moda, as in music, There are fleeting things and others who gain so much weight that they become another concept: in an upper element able to continue putting the willies years later. So press play and lose yourself in this rate, since the 90, almost thirty years later, they are more alive than ever in form and substance.

A common understanding on 90 It is to be marked by dint of attitude. As in every age, fashion was a way of expression by the attitude of everyone it showed to the world. we were –or were, I in 90 he was still a tadpole– a work of art in itself trying to fit into the gallery or trying by all means to get out of it. Creativity, madness, comfort, sencillez, minimalism and maximalism were concepts, although faced, coexisted in harmony. There was room for big names trying to reinvent itself or young proposing new alternatives. ¿all this sounds like? ¡It looks a lot like what we live now! ¿Do not you think?

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That's why starting this post doing humor about the hackneyed phrase Coco Chanel: "Fashion passes, style remains ", because I believe that beyond repeated mantras, Fashion is based on much more emotional elements. Called 90's kids (‘The Pop Kids’) we do not identify with just a choker or T-shirt under a dress –that stays in the posture– but we like to think about una serie of concepts that helped us grow and express ourselves.  That's why I take out of my closet my arsenal "90s” to show on the outside all that we carry inside. Freedom, attitude and ¡ritmo!

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Some skinny jeans” showing white socks, a bandana handkerchief in his pocket, the J'Hayber and a glasses original of 90 –they belonged to my father– are complemented by a new element: Shirt Art Sergi Anonymous, Grenadian friend and designer whose collection masterfully mixes art with touches of 90. ¡I could not miss this post!

Zapatillas: New Olympus J’Hayber (aquí) / Vaqueros: Pull&Bear (like here) / Camiseta: Sergi Anonymous (aquí) / Gafas: vintage

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