masticol@clash.rutgers.edu (Steve Masticola) (02/10/88)
> By the way, does anybody want to make different designes of cyberpunk > t-shirts? Maybe we should tie-dye them, too! Tie-dye? How archaic! 60's revivals went out in the 80's! Holography, of course! In _good_ color and with computer animation in realtime! (How about ultrasound-imaging your own internal workings and displaying them on your T-shirt?) -- Steve Masticola (masticol@paul.rutgers.edu) Hill 137 - (201) 932-3766
edg@pbhyg.UUCP (Elizabeth D. Gottlieb) (02/12/88)
Cyberfashion? Tie Dye not fashionable? Holography is the new ticket? How about a combination -- simulate the polychrome of _Count_Zero_ ... Libby Gottlieb
DeadHead@cup.portal.com (02/13/88)
Re: Tiedye is out -
Well, who cares about what is in and what is out? I like to have the
colours of the rainbow smeared onto my t-shirt. It is a statement
and a celebration of freedom.
Holography is cool, too. But it is gonna be tough to do on a tshirt.
I wonder if anyone has a way to make your t-shirt glow in the dark. Like
using flourescent materials....
And I guess we all agree that the last thing cyberfasion should be is
that monotonous blue or gray stuff that people are sentenced to wear to
work in th 80's... :-)
DeadHead
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Terrapin my destinationTRADER@cup.portal.com (02/14/88)
Cyberpunk fashions - how about dressing all in black - works especially well if you are tall - For some reason, large figures all in black seem to connote death or destruction. Genetic folk memory??
DeadHead@cup.portal.com (02/16/88)
Re: Dress in solemn black - How about all black with just a touch of white? It looks solemn too but with a hint of elegance. DeadHead
brooksj@umd5.umd.edu (Joanne Brooks) (02/16/88)
In article <3149@cup.portal.com>, DeadHead@cup.portal.com writes: > > Holography is cool, too. But it is gonna be tough to do on a tshirt. > I wonder if anyone has a way to make your t-shirt glow in the dark. Like > using flourescent materials.... > There are ways of making t-shirts, sweatshirts glow in the dark. I do not know what the exact process is, but what you end up with is a yellowish-green design by day, and a glowing design by night (or dark area). I have a sleeveless sweatshirt, black with the words 'RELAX' (aka Frankie Goes to Hollywood). Imagine my delight when wearing it for the first time one summer day, several friends and I walked into a movie theatre... The glow lasted almost the entire movie....much to *their* embarrasment! ;-) > > DeadHead jojo -- Joanne Brooks BITNET: BROOKSJ@UMDD.BITNET U of Maryland Computer Science Ctr Internet: brooksj@umd5.umd.edu Consulting Staff
mojo@reed.UUCP (trained not to spit in the fan) (02/18/88)
All black. Mirrorshades. Ominous. About the list: don't forget comics. Watchmen. Judge Dredd. -- /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ \A tautology is a thing \ Nathan Tenny / The opinions expressed/ /which is tautological. / ...tektronix!reed!mojo \ may not even be mine. \ \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ FLAMES ANSWERED WITH NAPALM /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/
laszlo@sigi.Colorado.EDU (Laszlo Nemeth) (02/20/88)
In article <3245@cup.portal.com> DeadHead@cup.portal.com writes: >Re: Dress in solemn black - > >How about all black with just a touch of white? It looks solemn too but >with a hint of elegance. how about a black tux, with black shit, with black bow tie, with a white slick scarf, and wite scummy tennis shoes? oh i forgot long black hair. it's lots o fun to walk into 7-11/liquor store/slider food place when on your way out to a night club :-) Laszlo Nemeth laszlo@boulder.colorado.edu I wish i had some SOAM's and was SOAing
ugcherk@sunybcs.uucp (Kevin Cherkauer) (02/23/88)
In article <3202@cup.portal.com> TRADER@cup.portal.com writes: >Cyberpunk fashions - how about dressing all in black - works especially >well if you are tall - For some reason, large figures all in black seem >to connote death or destruction. Genetic folk memory?? Of course you do realize that all-in-black is just about the only way anybody *ever* dressed in _Neuromancer_ if they were male. Females were allowed black, white, and pale pink. -- ....sunybcs!ugcherk -- Kevin Cherkauer -- (This space for rent) -- Romeo, Romeo! / Wherefore-art-thou-Romeo! Avast! Fair Juliet swooneth! / As the winter clouds doth trundle o'er the even sky, / and a cock croweth but not, / betwixt and betweath, so ith the fool / e'er the sanctuary of my demise.
tsl@netsys.UUCP (Tom Livingston) (02/24/88)
In article <8748@sunybcs.UUCP> ugcherk@joey.UUCP (Kevin Cherkauer) writes: >In article <3202@cup.portal.com> TRADER@cup.portal.com writes: >>Cyberpunk fashions - how about dressing all in black - works especially >>well if you are tall - For some reason, large figures all in black seem >>to connote death or destruction. Genetic folk memory?? > >Of course you do realize that all-in-black is just about the only >way anybody *ever* dressed in _Neuromancer_ if they were male. >Females were allowed black, white, and pale pink. > It's a popular color/dress in many SF books, and I would think it would be especially popular in Cyberpunk.. which it is... I'm not sure about the comment that _everyone_ male in _Neuromancer_ wore black. I would say some were, and those were probably stressed, but I imagine some of the jumpsuits were other colors.. maybe it just wasn't noted... But for me, I think the most 'cyber-ist' fashion was the mirrorted contact lenses that someone here posted about. Now _that_ would be cyberpunk. _____________ / --/ __ _______ (_/ (_) / / / <_ Livingston { decuac,ihnp4 }!netsys!tsl
psc@lznv.ATT.COM (Paul S. R. Chisholm) (02/24/88)
<In Syracuse, you dress in a tie; in Ephesus, you juggle . . . or die!> In article <4413@sigi.Colorado.EDU>, laszlo@sigi.Colorado.EDU (Laszlo Nemeth) writes: > how about a black tux, with black shit . . . ^^^^ (I know cyberpunk is kind of gritty, but isn't this extreme?-) > Laszlo Nemeth, laszlo@boulder.colorado.edu -Paul S. R. Chisholm, {ihnp4,cbosgd,allegra,rutgers}!mtune!lznv!psc AT&T Mail !psrchisholm, Internet psc@lznv.att.com I'm not speaking for my employer, I'm just speaking my mind.