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How long until Ed Hardy reaches critical douchebag mass?
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I swear that trash is getting more and more popular instead of less, how long until it reaches critical mass and implodes? I see hats, shoes, t-shirts, worn by 20 year olds in NEXT and 40 year old moms, god help us.Originally Posted by Eason
Why do you care? If you don't like wearing it then don't. Stop bitching on the internet.
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My department store hasn't carried Ed Hardy or Christian Audigier for over a year (late 2008) because of it's downfall, but that's how all trends go. One year we were selling his "main" line for $200 to $275 a shirt and now no one wants to be seen in it.
As for Affliction, they followed suit soon after and that customer barely exist in my department. That complete demographic goes to Buckle now where all of their "douchebag" needs are fulfilled ;]
With that said I would say that style has completely gone out and classics are here till the next trend bears its head; I personally hope it stays with minimalistic classics.
As for Affliction, they followed suit soon after and that customer barely exist in my department. That complete demographic goes to Buckle now where all of their "douchebag" needs are fulfilled ;]
With that said I would say that style has completely gone out and classics are here till the next trend bears its head; I personally hope it stays with minimalistic classics.
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