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Oldskool fashion - how it evolved from 86-92'?
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<blockquote data-quote="siman91" data-source="post: 808941" data-attributes="member: 755"><p>I used to shop at Mash on Oxford Street in 91/92. What a shop, top dj's hanging out and playing...Fabio, Grooverider etc.. and all of the top brands of the time including Stussy etc.</p><p></p><p>Pre Mash, I did not care what I clothes I wore as nobody realy gave a shite, I remember a bit of the Madchester influence (flares and baggy tops) but brands like Joe Bloggs never realy hit London too much. </p><p></p><p>I still have some of my old clothes, unbranded hooded tops with psycedelic prints (88), flared and frayed jeans (90), load of Stussy stuff (91-92). Also have a realy funny football t-shirt from 88 promoting football violence. The crap I keep!! </p><p></p><p>S</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="siman91, post: 808941, member: 755"] I used to shop at Mash on Oxford Street in 91/92. What a shop, top dj's hanging out and playing...Fabio, Grooverider etc.. and all of the top brands of the time including Stussy etc. Pre Mash, I did not care what I clothes I wore as nobody realy gave a shite, I remember a bit of the Madchester influence (flares and baggy tops) but brands like Joe Bloggs never realy hit London too much. I still have some of my old clothes, unbranded hooded tops with psycedelic prints (88), flared and frayed jeans (90), load of Stussy stuff (91-92). Also have a realy funny football t-shirt from 88 promoting football violence. The crap I keep!! S [/QUOTE]
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