The salt itself, up close, was the color of unbleached sugar, but the sunlight used it as if it were the brightest white.

NEWYORKER: Youth in Revolt

Made of unbleached muslin that's been printed with obnoxious imagery (for instance: Mickey Mouse and Minnie in flagrante) and using Russian Constructivist colors of red and black they are sewn inside-out, with exposed seam allowances unfinished and fraying.

WSJ: Loud, Fast and Nasty | Punk: Chaos to Couture | Metropolitan Museum of Art | By Laura Jacobs