What not to wear to Intonation

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We know you're trying to be cool since you're at a big indie-fest, but don't push it. In a bizarre parallel to Cella's Michigan Avenue fashion victims, here are some guys who just tried too darn hard over the weekend.

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The Railroad Conductor
Is this in honor of the debut of the CTA Pink Line, or are you just an idiot?

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A Particularly Prudish Nevernude
David Cross is a god among men. This guy, however, is not.

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The 1977
This guy wasn't born back when his haircut was "relevant." Side note: don't have hair that can be best described as "relevant."

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The American Apparel
Some people actually take Vice fashion advice seriously. Pity them.

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The Tatt
The trend to cover yourself with ink is at its peak or perhaps a little past and in the coming years, there will be a booming business in removing charachters from graphic novels, arrays of star outlines and other hipster-art detritus. However, some body art was made to last, like this guy's badass West Virgina tattoo. Why is it great? Because he's proud of a place very few outsiders have a positive view of.

You know exactly what West Virginians think about those perceptions, since the state is shaped like fist giving the middle finger. Take that, regular Virginia!

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I'm glad you knew that was West Virgina...or am I?

Also, I think you are underestimating the power of the jorts.
http://www.texastravesty.com/content.php?issueNumber=2004_04&story=jorts
"The only thing I could think of to make jorts better would be to add a built in belt!"

Still, nothing beats the time I saw a girl wearing a hipster apron at the Black Cat.

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