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Photo reblogged from Couture Courier
More backstage beauty recaps from Beautylish! I like this Tracy Reese dress :) Guaze-y and perfect for a warm, sunny day! (via New York Fashion Week S/S 2012 Day 4)
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Photo reblogged from Ramieldoestheastro
Meg White graces the cover of Whirlwind Heat’s single “Pink”
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Photo reblogged from Mikey Likey
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Photo reblogged from youngdealz
Champagne life:
“We Almost Lost #Detroit” M. Lawrence’s Detroit Sparkling #Wine Demi Sec #Michigan (Taken with instagram)
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Photoset reblogged from THE DIRTY WOLVERINE BLOG
A little Detroit fashion history ->
The Buco Jacket | Detroit Vintage Royalty
“Buco” was the brand created by the Joseph Buegeleisen Co., founded in Detroit in 1933. They started out by creating saddle bags and other motorcycle accessories, and began producing leather motorcycle jackets in the 1940’s. Detroit’s own Joseph Buegeleisen Co. was one of the pioneers of the motorcycle jacket. Schott Leather created the first one in 1928, and Indian Motorcycles produced the “ranger” for men and the “rangerette” for women in the 1940’s.
With four signature styles, the J21, J22, J23, and J24, Buco jackets are rather intricate in design, and are made from Horsehide. Their popularity during the 1940’s and 50’s help explain the value of a vintage Buco in today’s market. Expect to pay at least $800 for a vintage Buco.
Marlon Brando (pictured above) wore a J23 Buco in “The Wild One” (1953)
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Video reblogged from BabbleBumbleBuzzleB3E
Do it. The Cha Cha Twist.
Just another reason to love Michigan.
I give you Cha Cha Twist by The Detroit Cobras.
Let your hips lead the way to happiness. -
Photoset reblogged from Barbies, Books N Mo'
Detroit Pistons Barbie …
I remember when the team switched to this uniform FANS WERE UUUUUUUPSET!!
I liked it.
Of course I have the african american version of this doll.
