The New Old Look Gains Ground for 90s Comfort Fashion
In a fading but steady trend, homesick for comfort, Americans embrace the new old look featuring oversized T-shirts, heavy-washed jeans, and casual wear. Sociologists say it signals equality and gender neutrality, with shoppers prioritizing comfort, variety, and midrange prices.
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Cosmetics firms push natural look for spring 1990 trend
The beauty industry foresees a return to a natural look using neutral shades rather than bold colors. Experts advise layered, noncolor depth with matte eye shadow, muted lip tones, and light blush shaped to the cheek triangle. Foundations and concealers should blend to vanish.
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Veteran tourist goes native on Maui misadventure
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