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4 days ago | dazeddigital.com | Hatti Rex

23 Images With Donald Trump always on the news, the arrival of the flashy, sleazy boom boom aesthetic, and the return of big hair and blush blindness, it can feel like we’re living through a 1980s revival. But for some, the reenactment has become a bit more literal. Millennials have been incorporating elements of the 80s within alternative-leaning subcultures since teenhood (scene kids, metalheads and indie sleaze hipsters have always been big on the layered backcombed hair).

4 days ago | flipboard.com | Hatti Rex

Jenna Shares the Sweet Thing Her Dad Does Every MorningThere is an adorable late-night trend where men are calling their buddies to wish them a goodnight — and TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager shares that her dad, former President George W. Bush, calls his best friend every morning to check in on him!

2 weeks ago | dazeddigital.com | Hatti Rex

18 Images If there’s one thing we will always have as life gets harder in the face of a recession, it’s the routine of going to the club with friends. Even if you’re not that way inclined, it’s always reassuring to know the option to let off steam is there if you need it. In April, the UK government and London Mayor Sadiq Khan took steps to protect the capital’s nightlife by overturning previously approved council bans on late-night venues.

1 month ago | dazeddigital.com | Hatti Rex

12 Images The Dazed Beauty Community is our ever-expanding encyclopaedia of creatives and emerging talent from across the world who are redefining the way we think about beauty. Discover them here. If you were to step into the Louvre to glimpse Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” last month, you might have thought you were seeing double. While one version of the famous portrait stood as still and inscrutable as the day it was painted, the other rippled and waved as its canvas moved through the gallery.

1 month ago | dazeddigital.com | Hatti Rex

24 Images Throughout decades of recent memory, fandom has carried the culture. Ever since the aged hype around Elvis Presley in the 50s and Beatlemania trailing behind, teenage girls have found community in a shared passion of their favourite artists, especially those pushing the boundaries of what music means to the masses.