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Santa Muerte Summer 2007: Renegados by Josh Rubin
While often accredited to '80s punk nostalgia, the lingering obsession with skulls in fashion also owes a debt to Mexico's Dia de los Muertos traditions.
It's that Mexican heritage that fuels Santa Muerte's latest line of tees and jackets. Their summer 2007 collection is called Renegados, and features motifs like snakes, Frida Kahlo, religious icons, Aztec headdresses and Zapatistas. The designs stay coherent with symmetry and are some of the least played we've seen.
To see the collection and find out where you can find their products visit the Sata Muerte site.
This entry posted on 13 April 2007 at
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