Name: 90s Neon Rainbow The Devil Tarot shirt
SKU: 1464428
Price: 22.99 USD
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Its history is folkloric 90s Neon Rainbow The Devil Tarot shirt . Once a thriving miners’ camp in the 19th century, by the mid-20th it was abandoned. In the 1990s, German businessman Christoph Henkel discovered the property. Alongside his art dealer wife Katrin, he decided to transform it into a modern, romantic ode to the American west. It took seven years to complete. Dotted with log cabins, the interiors of Dunton Hot Springs are warm, cozy, and distinctly western: think cast iron fireplaces, faux bear rugs, modern rocking chairs, painted ox skulls and lassos hung from the walls. One cabin even has tree-trunk side tables. Old rusty trucks and wagons serve as decorative accents throughout the landscape. Meanwhile, the River Camp (which is four miles away from the main lodging center), is adorned with glamping tents.

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“I’ve always loved ’90s fashion 90s Neon Rainbow The Devil Tarot shirt . I’ve been buying my dream wardrobe slowly, now that I can afford the pieces I couldn’t at that time. And I’ve also been very interested in how FIT students have been dressing like it’s the ’90s for a number of years now. The benefit of working at a design school is that the students are fashion-forward — you always know what the next trends will be before other people. And we’ve been getting lots of donations of great clothes from that era. It’s at the point where a lot of people who have great Jean Paul Gaultier pieces, for example, are ready to part with them after having had them in their closets for a few decades. And more and more of these pieces can be found on sites like 1stDibs, for those who can afford and are interested in them. I was also interested in revisiting the decade. There are a few texts by Caroline Evans, Rebecca Arnold and Teri Agins that look at ’90s fashion around the end of the decade or in the early aughts. I wanted to build on those and look at it — as well as topics like cultural appropriation, which wasn’t called that at the time — through a contemporary lens and examine the key moments in the many trends that were occurring.”
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