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i don't think this article is about PR gaming reporters, even though PR sadly does set the agenda with reporters sometimes. my read of the article is that som
by ereldon 19y ago
i don't think this article is about PR gaming reporters, even though PR sadly does set the agenda with reporters sometimes.
my read of the article is that some hipster NYT reporter's narrow hipster-centric view of the world made it through the NYT editorial filter. why? because the reporter was no doubt influenced by their hipster friends in ny/la who were wearing this crap.
beyond the reporter, the NYT prides itself in its NY bias, whether its fashion or politics or whatever else. they love this local fashion hype, because its local and strengthens the paper's own image as a part of the local scene. that's most likely why some aging NYT editor let this BS through.
all that said, i'm pretty sure we can all agree that the dudes in those NYT pictures looked really, really annoying. punchable, even.
- jamesbritt 19y agoAnything that helps makes hipsters identifiable at a distance is a Good Thing. My favorite quote: "ThereaEURXs no question that there has been a dramatic increase among younger guys, who are age 18 to 34, expressing themselves by dressing up", as said by Some Important Fashion Person. I'm pretty sure I read or hear that exact line every 3 years. BTW, is 33 still in the ballpark range for the "younger guys" category?