Funky fashion term reshapes 30s to 40s looks in Raleigh
In Raleigh, the fashion world embraces funky as a broad term from attic and 30s looks to dusty colors and tiny prints. North Carolina State University specialist Harriet Tutterow notes the trend challenges bright colors and hard fabrics, appealing mainly to teens and college students with nostalgic, garish, or plain ugly styles.
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