After several times out
of the gate over the past few decades, the urban hippie trend finally
makes some sociological sense. To help quell the post "incident"
trauma in the most subtle manner, nothing screams "make love not
war" like flouncy sleeves and suede
fringe can. Saturating the junior retail market (while curiously appealing
to those too young to know what it all means), as long as mom remembers
- sales should continue to soar. Throw a vintage 80s top into the mix
and you're all set. Momo Falana hit the nail on its urban hippie head
with this message through her spring 2003 collection, sending her signature
hand-dyed spring fabrics down the runway with a whole lotta love.
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