Bachelor dress shirts and improvised fashion trends
A style critique lampoons fashion fads inspired by improvised fixes like triangular iron marks, stapled seams, and glue at buttonholes. It riffs on torn jeans, taped shoes, mismatched socks, and streetwear quirks, touting a chaotic yet chic trend cycle.
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Pierre
Tommy Hilfiger
Velveeta
Don Johnson
Miami Vice
West Virginia State Fair expands August 8 to 16 near Lewisburg
The fair runs August 8 to 16 at the Lewisburg grounds. One Valley Bank outlets statewide offer Blue Ribbon Youth Savers at $3 for ages 6-12 and Blue Ribbon Adult Savers at $4 for 13 and up. Advance gate and carnival tickets priced at $10 for 18 tickets, with grandstand tickets unavailable at bank locations.
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West Virginia
Lewisburg
One Valley Bank
State Fair
Appalachian Artists Association Formed and Plans Illustrated
The Appalachian Artists Association held its first meeting under new president Georgianne Campbell. With about 70 members, the group plans two yearly exhibitions at Mercer Mall or Bluefield Arts Center, plus three to four workshops and group critiques. Members may have works for sale at The Which Craft Shop in Bluefield.
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Appalachian Artist’s Association
AAA
Georgianne Campbell
Wanda Murphy
Chris Bone
Campbell
Mercer Mall
Bluefield Area
Arts and Crafts Center
Traffic signal upgrade eyed for Bluefield College Ave
Bluefield officials consider replacing the single light at College Avenue and East River Avenue with a new unit or flashing signal and stop signs. The project, costly and not urgent, may rely on a grant or budget, with state lights already updated elsewhere.
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Kathy
College Avenue
East River Avenue
Bluefield
D.H
Mallie Giampocaro
Greater
Bluefield Community Center
Giampocaro
Area art shows at Virginia Highlands Festival Abingdon Va
The juried Arts and Crafts Show at the Virginia Highlands Festival in Abingdon features 145 exhibitors from across the United States. The Barter Green and Camberley’s Martha Washington Inn host daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. hours, with extended hours 7 p.m. on Aug 8 and 9. Admission is free. The festival runs through Aug 17. In parallel, Thomas R. Phelps photographs focused on quilts and dogs will be exhibited at Emory & Henry College from Aug 2 through 1997-98, in the 1912 Gallery. Life drawing classes at Which Craft are planned for August Tuesdays from 6 to 8 p.m. Call 425-8713 for details. Appalachian Artists Association displays at Which Craft through September with works by Bolton, Blankenship, Brown, and Bone, with more members later. many pieces for sale.
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United States
Barter Green
Camberley
Martha Washington Inn
Thomas R. Phelps
Emory & Henry College
Emory
Appalachian Artists Association
Bernice Bolton
Margaret Blankenship
Joan Right Brown
Allen Blankenship
Chris Bone
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