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" Spurred by a recent trip to the New Museum&amp;#039;s current exhibition NYC 1993 (which posits that 20 years on, the seemingly innocuous year served as a seminal and prescient moment that foreshadowed much of today&amp;#039;s culture), we took a glance at what we were up to two decades ago. Well, times, they sure have changed. Or have they? Take the style advice we were doling out in September of that year, wherein we suggested that a vest (yep, even a leather one) should be worn with just about anything \u2014 even with a date who happens to be wearing a belted velvet dress and oversized newsboy cap. Those were the days, right? Yet, while there have been some major evolutionary steps made since then (you can read all about that here), there are also a few startling similarities. Note the turtleneck \u2014 which has been trending in men&amp;#039;s-wear for a few seasons now, with the fall/winter 2013 shows confirming that it&amp;#039;s not going anywhere \u2014 and the varying, but ample, use of burgundy. Hmm, haven&amp;#039;t we seen that recently? Perhaps 1993 is the root of all things contemporary. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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