Whereas hipsters were once viewed as standard bearers of fashion's cutting edge, these days, the hipster is as tired and mocked as the '80s Wall Street douche or hippie of the late '60s.

The blaring irony with hipsters is that they are just as concerned as everyone else about what's popular, perhaps even more so. Skiing's hipsters are no different. While most people use light ...

Perhaps the most salient aspect of the hipster paradox is hipster fashion. Eighty dollar distressed jeans from Urban Outfitters are paired with two dollar t-shirts from the local thrift shop.

The belt buckle serves basically no purpose in hipster fashion but to be ironic and look flashy, but then again, it's basically the same deal in cowboy fashion minus the irony. It holds the cowboy ...

Low fashion is cyclical; it loves to reuse and recycle old ideas. It bases itself on the needs and incomes of younger generations. And that, my friends, is why hipster culture exists. It ...

By fusing both their sense of fashion with their faith, this growing group, some of whom have dubbed themselves hipster hijabis, is reinterpreting traditional notions of what it means to dress ...

"When I looked at the classical statues, I had the idea of dressing them up because many of them had a hipster attitude and trendy poses that we usually see in fashion magazines," he explained.

Because fashion never goes out of style ... The latest example is Rad, a Paris-based startup that focuses on hipster clothes and accessories and likens itself to the online equivalent of Urban ...

By fusing both their sense of fashion with their faith, this growing group, some of whom have dubbed themselves hipster hijabis, is reinterpreting traditional notions of what it means to dress ...

But while the account was created to parody life through a filter, Barbie does a great job of fitting right in with well-known fashion bloggers. In fact, the similarities between the plastic poser ...

Whereas hipsters were once viewed as standard bearers of fashion's cutting edge, these days, the hipster is as tired and mocked as the '80s Wall Street douche or hippie of the late '60s.