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#26 2009-05-06 10:47:52

Brideshead
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

 

#27 2009-05-06 10:52:40

1966
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

 

#28 2009-05-06 11:17:24

chetmiles
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Yes, let's lighten the tone.  For a while anyway.

 

#29 2009-05-06 14:08:01

1966
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

 

#30 2009-05-06 14:12:17

chetmiles
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Cheap, nasty - how about that?  I couldn't care less where Big John - or Hubert Swaine - buy their seersucker.  Maybe the Japanese are trying to apologise to the Chinese for murdering, raping and pillaging back in the 1930s.  'High tide'?  Don't make me laugh!

 

#31 2009-05-06 14:16:42

1966
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Well it's cheap, I'll give you that smile

From the preppies to the tradlies to the hipsters - tides, sir.
Your beloved union made stuff may have left but the style in all its ugly incarnations never did.

 

#32 2009-05-06 14:17:43

chetmiles
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Hmm...  I'll have to ponder that one, 66...

 

#33 2009-05-06 14:21:19

1966
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

I feel like writing an essay on that. My nuclear theory. We're dealing with the nucleus of something that big banged in the nuclear age.

There, I blew it.

 

#34 2009-05-06 14:42:39

chetmiles
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Your taste in furniture is beyond reproach, 66.

 

#35 2009-05-06 19:06:50

ray
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Modernist fashion (not to be confused with modern in the sense of contemporary) was the last development of western fashion before the advent of postmodernism and it's random (as the kids say the these days) appropriation of the styles of the past and of other cultures. So in a way Modernist fashion, while five decades old, is still the most "current" AND "postmodern". I'm sure they thought in 1959 we'd be wearing synthetic jumpsuits on the moon by now. I don't worry about these things. I just want to look sharp.

 

#36 2009-05-07 03:48:11

1966
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

 

#37 2009-05-07 04:04:12

Suitedbooted2000
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

^^^^^^^
well said Ray.... i like your way of thinking

 

#38 2009-05-07 05:16:55

Prof Kelp
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity


http://thetownoutside.tumblr.com

 

#39 2009-05-07 05:22:53

Just Jim
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Gets my vote.

 

#40 2009-05-07 06:45:09

chetmiles
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Note JS sells 'Traditional American Clothing'.  Not 'trad'.  Traditional.

 

#41 2009-05-07 09:02:26

Decline & Fall
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

Last edited by Decline & Fall (2009-05-07 09:07:44)


"I like bars just after they open in the evening. When the air inside is still cool and clean and everything is shiny. The first quiet drink of the evening in a quiet bar-that's wonderful."
— Raymond Chandler

 

#42 2009-05-07 09:14:03

1966
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Re: Modernism as a refuge from modernity

^ I totally disagree - you didn't miss my point at all.

 

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