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The whole electroclash-in-fashion trend was supposed to be a phenomenon that revolutionized menswear. Alas, it has fizzled to a whimper. A mystery really, since electro acts like Ladytron and (Macabre's fellow countrymen) The Knife are still going strong. Well, in-season or not, fashion label Macabre makes really good stuff of that ilk. Combining cyberpunk with theatricality and androgyny, its designer costumes hint at a 25th century Phantom of the Opera performance.

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This entry posted on 05 March 2007 at 2:22 AM
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