In 1858, Chicago became the nation's first police agency to issue uniforms to officers.
What new addition to the Chicago Police wardrobe was finally approved this week?
Berets Chaps Sneakers Yarmulkes
Connecticut's Ed Kirko made headlines in the New York Times in 1994 for his unique fashion "design" business.
What would customers pay for the "designer" to do to their clothing?
Send it over Niagara Falls in a barrel Spraypaint it with graffiti Photograph it modeled on his farm animals Shoot it full of holes
At a show in Paris in January of 1995, Japanese fashion designer Rei Kawakubo released a controversial line of fashions.
What served as the inspiration for the designer's questionable fashions?
Holocaust victims Abused children Prison inmates Homeless people
To meet a previously ignored fashion demand, Rusk, a Los Angeles hair-care company, introduced in 1992 a revolutionary new product.
What did Rusk's product promise to do for clean hair?
Make hair impervious to rain and mud Provide the "melted" look of hair on someone who has been electrocuted Make hair fall out permanently Provide the feeling of hair that hasn't been washed in three days
After the controversial verdict in the Rodney King trial, portions Los Angeles were ravaged by looting and riots.
What unlikely group organized a clothing drive for victims of the L.A. riots?
Hell's Angels The American Sunbathing Association The National Society of Professional Clowns The Ku Klux Klan
