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so what's the archetypal *female* hipster look?

hmm - i got a lot more attenion for wearing fifties clothes in birmingham than i eer have anywhere else. people were stopping me on the street to complement me. But hipsters, i'm afraid, tend to look at rockabilly types as being a bit old and past-it. it's not a popular style among 17-24 year olds, which is the real concentrated hipster age group.

rocakbilly women tend to prefer a quiff and sideburns rather than big fisherman beards. 40-skewing vintage is different to hipster, too.

Of course, they might all be friends. I know. Hell in a handbasket!

Quite a lot of hipster looking men are 30s and early 40s I reckon... :hmm:
 
'Xxxxxx (insert name of once rough and ready, now 'up and coming' area) was much better before the HIPSTERS moved in!'
 
What's the difference between a hipster and a young person just following current fashion?
Ordinary people follow fashion at a distance. They pick clothes from high Street shops and try and look unique while looking like everyone else.
Hipsters define themselves by their careful and coordinated consumer selections.
 
Ordinary people follow fashion at a distance. They pick clothes from high Street shops and try and look unique while looking like everyone else.
Hipsters define themselves by their careful and coordinated consumer selections.
:D
 
Thing is, how old you have to be in order to not be able to tell the difference between hipsters and say, goths?
 
So if that is how a hipster dresses then what do you call the 40-somethings I see at the coffee shop - the ones with scarves tied into a big knot around their neck?
 
Me too. The male hipster look on the other hand...
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So if that is how a hipster dresses then what do you call the 40-somethings I see at the coffee shop - the ones with scarves tied into a big knot around their neck?
I do that, especially when the weather is a bit cool but sunny. I like to drive with the roof off and this is one way of being comfortable.
 
yes. that's more the norm core thing now tho, no?

i was in macondalds in the east end yesterday. two 20 ish year olds looked very "estate-chic" - tracksuits, big trainers, large hooped eerings, little sovereign ring.

had accents like Margaret Thatcher.
 
I'm totally into a musician called grimes at the moment. She's an archetypal hipster (of the American/Canadian style of hipster - she's Canadian I'm pretty sure)
 
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