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Behold; Juliet Simms of Automatic Loveletter’s Last Blog

September 1, 2010

Sadly today brings us the very last 2010 Vans Warped Tour Fashion Blog from our dear friend Juliet Simms of Automatic Loveletter. She’s taught us many things this summer like how to dress like a cowboy and a pirate, less clothing is sometimes the way to go, and how feathers makes everything better.

In her last blog, Juliet wraps up her findings in a nice little summer fashion recap for you. We also added in a few extra photos of friends, fans, and Juliet rocking out with Automatic Loveletter!

Check out what Juliet has to say in her final VIP Fashion blog!

Straight From Juliet:

You know you’re back to the real world when people start looking at you with dirty looks and “Where the what? Who the hell? Where did that person come from?” question marks on peoples’ faces. Haha!
A week after Warped and I’m sitting here in NYC… in a hotel room… missing ALL of my Warped Tour family :-(
Let’s recap, shall we?
We were brought back to the 60’s with boys dressing like summertime Beatles, skintight skinny jeans, 60’s style cutoffs and Beatles-esque boots.
Taking it to the 70s with daisy/Indian war-painted faces, girls letting their natural hair show and leaving it pretty untamed or sporting braids with flowers, beads, headbands, feathers and more in it.

CHECK AFTER THE JUMP FOR MORE OF JULIET’S BLOG!!

Really loved seeing boys do this as well:) A mixture of 70’s into early 80’s with Western-style pearl snap shirts, pants with boots, high-waisted shorts and pants, ripped-up jean shorts, vests, hillbilly rolled-up overalls, vintage halter tops, vintage plain Ts and tanks, Joan Jett - style leather jackets, Robert Plant/Axl Rose-type cutoffs, Jim-Morrison-meets-crying-Indian-style nakedness.

Turning over to the 90’s, which was, in my opinion, the biggest style this summer. We had flannels (when it wasn’t the devils ass-$%&# hot outside), combat boots, Doc Martens, Chucks, vintage band shirts, leotards, flower prints on dresses, shorts and skirts. Knee-high and thigh-high leggings, so much grunge, you could have sworn Kurt Cobain blessed the tour before it started.