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Issue 6: Fashion
Editor-in-Chief
 Adam Moore
 Assistant Editor
Emily Berregaard
Contributing Editor
Brian Tambascio
 Art Directors
 Andy EvansWesley High
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ISSN 1933-4281We would like to thank the University of Northern IowaDepartment of English and Department of Art for theirsupport.Copyright 2007 by Cesium Magazine. All rights reserved.Reproduction in whole or in part without writtenpermission is prohibited.Print issues are produced in the United States and Spain.Please support independent publishing.
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(table of elements)
from the editor 4mixtape 21cinema 23audibles 25contributors 35nightlife 36
Stall 3 5
fiction by Chuck Dooley. careful where you sit.
The Beauty of 3 8
photography by Michael Roach.
Sinful Fashion 13
memories from the 2007 UNI fashioin show.
Fashionably Loud 27
fashions to clothe your ears in.
Fashion, Revolution and Apathy 29
essay by Emily Schultz. but who cares?
Conservative Fashion 34
learn to act like you’re better than everyone else.
 
(from the editor)
Despite what you might observe on newsstands or theE! network, fashion isn’t all about looks. It’s about being
comfortable in what you’ve got on and being condent
about what you’re showing to the world. What fashionswe choose say a substantial amount of how we viewourselves.For example, I can choose to be an indie slacker one day(faded jeans, retro sneakers and a snarky t-shirt) and a
condent media mogul the next (Hugo Boss suit). I can
morph into countless personalities simply by changing my
outt. And while you can argue that clothes don’t make
the person, fashion provides us with a cultural shortcut
to easily dene who we are, or more importantly, who we
want to be.Of course, fashion is much more than an individual
decision – it is a societal institution reecting an era’s
prevailing thoughts and values. Good fashion is like art, inthat it says something. It can be an elegant message ortake a revolutionary stance. It can be subtle or downrightobvious (anyone remember the George Michael “ChooseLife” t-shirts?). Fashion can quite literally change how wethink.With that introduction, what better than for Cesium tocelebrate all things fashion. We take a bit of time to check
out some young artists working in fabric, dene fashion
for audio geeks and explore the fashion of modern Neo-conservatism. There’s another fashionable short story fromChuck Dooley and even something about Zoolander (youhad to have seen it coming).Throw on those spats and celebrate with us.
 Adam Moore
Editor-in-Chief
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Yoda2

nice mag - is this nationally distributed?

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