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When it comes to alternative fashion culture, there's one store in particular that many of us '90s kids owe our middle school fashion glory to: Hot Topic , the store packed with music and geek culture, and the once goth-heavy haven for fashionable non-conformists. From striped knee socks to black netted shirts, Hot Topic fed our need to rebel or explore music culture or have the most adorable graphic T-shirts available. For that, I'll always be grateful. Plus, it was just about the only mall shop an emo kid could turn to in times of literal and metaphorical darkness. There are several Hot Topic items that have the power to send us reeling back in time, straight to a case of middle school nostalgia. They are pieces that hail to our rock, goth, punk, metal, emo, and pop roots.
Side zips too on the legs, rings, for styling and contrast black panels, for style and a comfort fit with inch hem width. Dark days ahead. STYLE GOO2 The stylish cyber pants are made from micro fibre, is detailed with buckles, on the front leg and straps on the back arranged in a criss-cross pattern.
Top definition. Tripp Pants unknown. A pair of pants used by dancers most often revered to as ravers of techno, hardstyle , and similar music genres. These pants were originally hand made from looser fitting cloth pants by the dancers themselves to provide not only comfortable dancing clothing but a way to express their individuality while dancing. These expressions of individuality started as different colored pants and slowly began to include different colored stitching for accents, strips of different colored fabrics , chains, studs, and many other personal touches such as fabric skulls, paws, animals, and other designs.