In my last post I raised the questions, can men wear cyberlocks?, and because the simple answer is, "duh," in what context. Reading that blog my wife correctly pointed out that women are equally subjugated to dress-codes, especially in the workplace, even if the choice of attire is overall more broad.
When writing I wanted a purposeful sampling of "cybermen" (but not the kind who appear in Dr. Who). I finally found some (it took a while).
Photo by Rennbus: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rennbus/5874200628/in/set-72157627035409738/lightbox/
Photo by Rennbus: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rennbus/5874200824/in/set-72157627035409738/lightbox/
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Personally, I think the look not only works, but I'm going to save up for a wig--as soon as I pay of my debts (which may take a while).
In my broad searches for lived-differences, and lived inscriptions, I find more examples from Germany, Austria, Wales and so on, than I do from the US. I also get a sense that the fashion scene, like British punk may be small (by comparison to "American" market phenomena, but may be more acceptable after the Rave is over. I don't know this is true, but I would like to find out.
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