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  Chy Reco Slams Trump With a "We're Not Thugs" Father's Day T-Shirt

  June 19 at 5:21 a.m.

  "WE ARE...Husbands Fathers Sons Brothers Uncles and Men NOT THUGS."

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  This Colorado Couple Is Saving Their Small Business With Masks

  May 8 at 5:53 a.m.

  Now that masks are required in most public spaces, Moore Collection –– quite literally –– has you covered.

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  Quarantine Couture: Face the Future With a Creative Mask

  April 20 at 5:41 a.m.

  Fashion today consists primarily of yoga pants, T-shirts and a face mask — so you might as well show some flair with that mask, whether it's a homemade cotton mask or a vintage gas mask. Home sewers and local businesses alike have mobilized to create masks for family, friends, health workers and the local market.
  
  Union Stitch & Design, for example, has shifted from making aprons for chefs and restaurant workers to making useful masks. And Shinesty, a whimsical clothing brand based in Boulder, is now producing pop-culture masks for $20 each, with all the profits used to purchase medical-grade personal protective equipment for grassroots funding group GetUsPPE.
  
  So now you have no excuse for not wearing a mask — and upping your quarantine couture at the same time. Here are thirty examples of how people are putting their best face forward...what are you wearing?

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  Out-of-Work Stylist Lauren Zwicky Warns: Put Kitchen Scissors Down

  April 7 at 5:55 a.m.

  What to do with our ’do when nobody’s there to help? Should we take the future of our hair into our own hands?

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  Colorado Creatives: Baily Rose

  April 6 at 5:59 a.m.

  A clothes all with the founder of the Tailors Union.

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  From the Runway at Westword's First-Ever High Style

  March 6 at 3:50 p.m.

  At High Style, Westword's March 5 cannabis-inspired event devoted to fashion and fun, the runway was dominated by cannabis-inspired designs. The first show highlighted street wear by Pact, High Society Collection and Simple Shoes, and the second offered street wear and high fashion styles by Korto Momolu for Women Grow. Before each show, the crowd enjoyed musical performances by L.A.-based singer vox.