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...made the pilgrimage to England to meet his fellow facial hair enthusiasts, but he has corresponded with a few of them through e-mail. And being a member has its perks. Just as an athlete proudly dons a team sweatshirt or jacket, Nabel displays his official Handlebar Club apparel: a red tie embroidered with white mustaches. “A good way to describe Chris is as a cavalier,” says former roommate Arun Thottumkara ’08. All he needs is the long hair and the frilly collar, and he’s ready to duel...
From 1998 to 2003, students also lobbied the University to ensure that Harvard apparel wasn’t manufactured under sweatshop conditions...
...same can be said of Thailand's fledgling fashion industry. No longer a cheap haven for the manufacture of apparel invented elsewhere, the country has lately been generating fashion designers like China churns out brand-name knockoffs. "I can count about 30 new designers on the market in just the last year or so," says Anna Limpichart, a fashion-show organizer responsible for next month's Bangkok Fashion Week, an annual runway showcase for local designers. Even seen-it-all international cognoscenti are taking notice. After attending last year's Bangkok Fashion Week, Paris-based fashion critic Diane Pernet said...
...gained attention around the country in part because of a cameo by homegrown NBA superstar Carmelo Anthony, is both a celebration of thug life and an orgy of threats and denunciations against crime witnesses who cooperate with police. Since the DVD appeared, Stop Snitching T shirts, visors and other apparel have become a fashion phenom in inner-city America. The apparel has been banned from Massachusetts courthouses as of January. Boston Mayor Thomas Menino has pressured store owners to stop selling the merchandise, at one point threatening to send city officials into shops to seize the shirts, provoking the American...
...last year’s loss, Harvard had to place an ad in the Yale Daily News, congratulating the Bulldogs on their victory. This year the stakes are perhaps even higher—the losing school’s dean must don the victorious school’s apparel for a photo, also likely to run in the paper. But Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 wrote in an e-mail that he is not worried that he will have to display the Bulldogs’ colors...