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At These New York City Flea Markets, the Hunt Is the Thrill

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By Skyli Alvarez
| Condé Nast Traveler Verified
It’s good to arrive at a New York City flea market with a plan; you know you've found a good one when you abandon that plan entirely. Whether you’re a curious traveler, die-hard scavenger, or haggling collector with an affinity for old things, wander along any sprawling, bustling, junk-and-jewel-filled aisle of a flea on the Upper East Side or in Dumbo, and you’re guaranteed not to leave empty-handed.
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At These New York City Flea Markets, the Hunt Is the Thrill

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By Skyli Alvarez
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Yogurt 8 hours ago Frozen yogurt is back in New York City. So are the super long lines. Gothamist - By Sonia Rao • 8h On a sweltering Thursday afternoon earlier this month, I stood in line for frozen yogurt to see what all the fuss was about.
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The Uniform of Rebellion Is Shaped By Youth Culture. Today That Means Something Different Original

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By Skyli Alvarez
| Teen Vogue Verified
While growing up in the 1970s in largely conservative, suburban Virginia, Bud Thomas, library supervisor and operations manager at the University of Southern California’s ONE Archives, recalls discovering a magazine store that imported The Face and i-D. These publications were his first exposure to London’s fringe music and style scenes. When he couldn’t find a local place to buy leather pants, he took zippers, D-rings, and a sewing machine to old denim, making his own, a lá Vivienne Westwood.
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