Articles on 2000s Fashion, Including - Goth Subculture, Tattoo, Navel Piercing, Converse (Shoe Company), Dreadlocks, Cardigan (Sweater), Miniskirt, Designer Jeans, Nose Piercing, Fubu, Preppy, Flip-Flops, Skate Shoes, Heavy Metal Fashion (Paperback)

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