Here’s the Best ’90s Slope Style to Steal, Just in Time for Snowboarding Season
Back in the 80’s, before Shaun White could even put on his own snowsuit, not to mention become an ambassador to men’s Fashion Week, snowboarding was staking its claim as a counterculture even more out-there than skateboarding. Snow Beach: Snowboarding Style ’86-’96, a new book edited by Alex Dymond and published by powerHouse Books, takes an in-depth look back at those early days before with the aim of setting the historical record straight—and memorializing the fluorescent nylons, ultra-reflective goggles, cheetah-print hair, and other style trademarks that ruled the ’80s and ’90s. Take a look back, here.
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Jaime Lynn shot by Jon Foster, 1995.
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Nicolas Droz shot by Vianney Tisseau, 1995.
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US Open Group shot by Jon Foster, 1989.
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Chris Roach shot by Bud Fawcett, 1990
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Daniel Franck shot by Vianney Tisseau, 1997.
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Jeff Brushie shot by Jon Foster, 1995.
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Russell Winfield shot by Trevor Graves, 1993.
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Sebu Kuhlberg shot by Vianney Tisseau, 1995.
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Terry Kidwell shot by Bud Fawcett, 1989
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Todd Richards Shot by Trevor Graves, 1990.
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Circe Wallace Shot by Trevor Graves, 1993.
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Jeff Anderson shot by Vianney Tisseau, 1991.
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Jimi Scott shot by Jon Foster, 1991.
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Shaun Palmer shot by Jon Foster, 1993.
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Keith Kimmel shot by Bud Fawcett, 1988.
