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WHAT IS BEHIND AND INSIDE OUT OF A retail trend report by Julia Reinhardt DIESEL

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WHAT IS BEHIND AND INSIDE OUT OF

A retail trend report by Julia Reinhardt

DIESEL

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DISCRETE FLAGS

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SUBVERTED SHOWCASE

CAST-IRON WITH MASONRY FRONT

(preserved building)

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GALLERY "LOUNGE" FEELING

UNPOLISHED WAREHOUSE CEILING

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OUTDOOR INSPIRING SCENES

CLEAN/CLEAR DISPLAYS

RUSTY GEARS

(decoration)

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HOMEMADE FEEL

GROWN-UP ASPECT

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low tech

rust materials

unique

handmade

quality

expensive materials

duplicable

automated

POLISHED VS UNPOLISHEDis all about

DIESEL

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encouraging messages

aspirational

ring true

is all about

DIESELCHAOS

(but it's also kinda cool)

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PUNK NOSTALGIA POST MODERN CONDITION CAPITALISM

cacophony

contentious

individualism

anxiety

petit rebellion

afford the message

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"Punk rock is one thing. Think what you like about it. Go to small shows at clubs in Louisville, Ottawa, VFW halls. Blast the Buzzocks and Suicide. Watch

"Sid and Nancy" over and over. But punk piety is another thing. That's the sermonizing, the endless yammering, the drawing of distinctions.

Leave that to the experts."

NY Times

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"One truth is not more truth than another."

Vivienne Westwood

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"[...] but the spirit of punk has never been more important or necessary. The drive to question authority, to rewrite the established codes, to upend the graying order, to have some fun and cause some

mayhem."

Stylus.com

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“You need ideas to be subversive. That is why the movement folded: the punks didn’t have any because ideas don’t come on a plate – you

have to get them yourself by becoming engaged with the world and its past.”

Vivienne Westwood