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Blockers, Bearings and Bras! Oh my! The Fashion of Rollergirls

by Ana Maria on June 21, 2009

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Corsets: Bound to be Free

By Ana Maria Kresina I decided for my twenty-fifth birthday that I was going to go full out – I was going to have a huge party, dance till I dropped, and of course look like the belle of the ball. Knowing that as the years pass, I would only be getting older, I decided [...]

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Real Women, Real Profit

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Defending Hipsters: Let Their Style Roam

By ana maria kresina You can’t seem to miss them, they’re everywhere, invading every local pub like a plague – they wear tight skinny jeans and v-neck shirts poking out of their American Apparel hoodies. They sport asymmetrical haircuts and oversized thick plastic-framed glasses. They smoke their cigarettes and drink their Pabst Blue Ribbon beer. [...]

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Drag Kings: The Performance of Gender

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