Ed Hardy: The Culture Defining Brand Of The Early 2000s
Low-rise jeans. Trucker hats. Body glitter. Many fashion fads came and went in the early 2000s, but few captured the popular imagination like Ed Hardy. The once-ubiquitous mall store took its inspiration from the work of tattoo artist Donald Edward "Ed" Hardy, who licensed his designs to French
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