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Icy hot looks

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    Pub date December 4, 2012
    WriterCaitlin Donohue
    IssueVolume 47 Number 10

    STREET SEEN Our stylist for this week’s “Icy Hot” photoshoot Dick Van Dick was a little twerked from the party scene the night before, but in order to properly express the fashion aesthetic of his Arcam style collective, he was good enough to indulge me with a single quote.

    “I believe in the power of the retrospective fashion sense,” the Bay Area native texted me. “Nothing new ever happens. Recycle, reuse, resell.” Read: vintage couture, the eternal refuge of the low budget club kid.

    Van Dick has been snapping necks with his vogue ball club kids designs of late. Mesh face masks attached to Rainbow Brite-neon weaves are his signature, fly accoutrement that is perfectly soundtracked by “Rok U Baby,” the vogue track he just completed with recent Goldie winner, Matrixxman of DJ duo 5kinandbone5.

    For our shoot — which took place in the charming Tendernob apartment of photographer Cabure Bonugli on a grey afternoon — we asked that Van Dick incorporate pieces from local stores into his fierce looks. But he did pepper the models with the studded berets and clawed leather gloves that he makes to order for interested clientele and sells alongside his thrift store finds. Hard werkers, cop this for the winter.

    (I’m telling you, you gotta see it in the print version though — flip to page 19)

    Stylist: Dick Van Dick

    Photographer: Cabure Bonugli/Shot in the City

    Art director: Brooke Robertson

    Models: Ryan, Kelly Dezart Smith, Virgie Tovar, Anton Martinez, Marie Brand

    Black and white photography: Reynaldo Ruetas Cayetano, Jr.

    GET THE LOOK

    Ambiance, various SF locations. www.ambiancesf.com

    Arcam, facebook.com/arcamsf

    Freeman’s Sporting Club, 696 Valencia, SF. (415) 863-2155, shop.freemanssportingclub.com

    Mill Mercantile, 3751 24th St., SF. (415) 401-8920, www.millmercantile.com

    Mission Thrift, 2330 Mission, SF. (415) 821-9560

    Painted Bird, 1360 Valencia, SF. (415) 401-7027, www.paintedbird.org

    Unionmade, 493 Sanchez, SF. www.unionmadegoods.com

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