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Comparing these two outfits will consider that people will decide to or try at least not to make there self's have nasty disgusting clothes that homeless people would wear.The homeless try to strive themselves to get there needs that they need witch not want they just want because like us some people can get stuff by jobs an making money. So therefore people need to stop hating on each other about how that dress because one day people are not gonna ave all the stuff they have now.

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Last week, my mum asked me to google search "Beggar Prince". Okay, I thought I'd bite - my mum's seriously into Korean drama series, so I figured I'd hit some superstar stud along the lines of Lee Min Ho. What I found instead, was a homeless vagabond turned style icon, internet sensation. Just for fun, let's discuss our opinions on hobo chic since it's suddenly current on a viral level again!

As you might've already heard, Brother Sharp (a.k.a. Beggar Prince and Handsome Vagabond) is a tramp with model measurements, features reminiscent of Takeshi Kaneshiro, and a sexy head of greasy Edward Cullenesque hair. His liking for women's clothes and accessories easily thrust his status as an unconventional fashion icon, and it doesn't help that several designers have been trying to pave the return for hobo chic this year.

Hobo chic has always been a facet of fascination in the industry. Perhaps because its one of the only times fashionistas have an excuse to look completely disheveled. Perhaps its because looking like they belong to a lower class seems like venturing into a "thrilling unknown" to fashion elites. Either way, hobo chic has been perpetually present over the years.

poked fun at the industry's love for hobo chic with Derelicte in 2001.

When we realised we couldn't beat Mary-Kate, we joined, then celebrated her as the poster child for boho chic.

In 2008, Tyra Banks organized a high fashion hobo shoot for the Cycle 10 girls in America's Next top Model.

Vogue Italia updated the boho hobo look in their September 2009 issue.

Patrick Mohr brought homeless chic to the runway via his SS2010 presentation.

And Vivienne Westwood went a little over the top with the idea in her AW2010 showcase.

Erin Wasson has made it no secret that she's a homeless enthusiast, having found inspiration from them for her 2009 collection. Perhaps her words might explain the industry's fascination:
"When I go down to Venice beach and I see the homeless, like, I'm like, 'Oh my God, they're pulling out like, crazy looks and they, like, pulled them out of like garbage cans."
She later attempted releasing a more credible statement.
"(...) I'll see people on the beach and aesthetically, they look awesome, and because it's so uncontrived and uninhibited. (...) It wasn't that I was like 'Oh yeah, homeless people are so cool.' It's the lack of complexity in the way that they dress and the fact that there's no thought behind it whatsoever that's so righteous. You know?"
Whatever the case, I feel that there's a very thin line between exploring a subject in the context of fashion, and objectifying, romanticizing, even exploiting it.

It was recently reported that Brother Sharp was reduced to tears because he was afraid of the many people crowding around him trying to take his picture.

Which leads us to today's discussion: what do you think of the fashion industry's fascination with hobo chic? Do you even think hobo chic is distasteful and condescending, or fashionably lucrative?

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Just-for-Fun Fridays: Hobo Chic - tongue in chic

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Last week, my mum asked me to google search "Beggar Prince". Okay, I thought I'd bite - my mum's seriously into Korean drama series, so I figured I'd hit some superstar stud along the lines of Lee Min Ho. What I found instead, was a homeless vagabond turned style iconic internet sensation.

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Jordan has made many of his shoes that have gotten popular an more popular. He has create shoes that people love to wear . Just like the 11's n 12's that had came out.Some people like there designs on them an how there colors look on them as well. Also they most likely wont go out of style for a decent amount of time.

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people with there issues about dressing