
Do DO these DOs: Teeny braids, twists n’ turns, sculpted coils.
Youth style from the past meets fashion on the street today.
Do DO these DOs: Teeny braids, twists n’ turns, sculpted coils.
Of all the signs that some young thing has major attitude, their posture is the giveaway.
Welcome freelance writer Amelia Stein, who will be a regular contributor to Teenage blog.
In the past few years I’ve happened to be in Scandinavia with a certain frequency, and each time I went there—be it Denmark, Norway or Sweden—i’ve always been impressed by the freshness of Scandi youth.
Teddy girls were working class gals who often left school at 14 or 15, heading straight to careers in offices or factories.
The inspiration of the school uniform has often found its way into fashion and film.
One lucky teenager had a knitter mom who was a whiz with needles and supporter of the unstoppable ‘boy band’ phase.
Gorgeous golden boys of the American Civil War—Union vs.
Twists, turns, rows and spikes—student hairstyles of the seventies, Congo.