This time the news came from the green field in South Africa 2010 FIFA World Cup. In the form of short duration video, played by Eboue Ivory Coast players, who also got to listen to the instructions of North Korean national team coach to his players. This occurs, when the match against Ivory Coast North Korea.
Seeing this footage could make me laugh with Style Eboue. Video Eboue come to hear the instruction following the North Korean coach who in embed from YouTube.
The word tattoo comes from the Tahitian word / Taut, which have the meaning signifies something. Tattoos (Derived from English: tattoo) is a mark made by inserting pigment into the skin. In technical terms, a tattoo is micro-pigment implantation. Tattoos can be made on human or animal skin. Tattoos on humans are a form of body modification or painting on the body, while tattoos on animals are commonly used as identification.
Tattooing is a practice that is found almost everywhere with the function in accordance with local custom. Tattoos are often used by first among isolated tribes in an area in the world, as the tagging region, degrees, rank, even signify a person's health. Tattoos are used widely by man in Polynesia, Philippines, Borneo, Africa, North America, South America, Mesoamerica, Europe, Japan, Cambodia, and China. Although in some circles is considered taboo tattoos, body art painting remains a popular thing in the world.
History of Tattoos
The presence of tattoos on the body in a very old world culture exists and can be found in all corners of the world. According to history, it turns out rajah's body has been made since 3000 years BC. Tattoos found for the first time on a mummy found in Egypt. And supposedly it was thought that makes the tattoo and then spread to the tribes in the world, including one Indian tribe in the United States, Asia and Polynesia, then spreads throughout the world tribes including the Dayaks in Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Painting on the Body (tattoos) was created as a symbol or marker, may provide a pride for the owner, and a symbol of courage from the owner of the tattoo. Since the first tattoos have also made such purposes. Tattoos trusted as a symbol of luck, social status, beauty, maturity, and self-esteem.
Tattoos in Some Areas
In Borneo (Kalimantan), the native women there assume that the tattoo is a symbol that shows a special skill.
In China, during the Ming Dynasty (approximately 350 years ago), Drung Ethnic women from making a tattoo on his face, and buttocks for a good signal for the descent.
In Indian, painting and sculpting the body skin, made to beautify (for aesthetic purposes) and indicate social status.
Mentawai people view tattoos as something sacred, and serves as a symbol of nature's balance.
source : http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatto
The Punk Clothing style has been in youth culture since the early 1970's, from the streets of New York City to The Worlds End in west London, all of us, like it or not bore witness to the subculture of punk rock fashion that soon followed. When we think of Punk clothes are minds drift of to thoughts of denim, leather jackets, chains, studs and offensive punk t shirts. The style has been brought to the public eye by punk bands past and present.
We can congratulate punk bands like The New York Dolls, The Stooges, London's Sex Pistols and The Clash for taking the hugely popular punk clothing style to the hordes of fans around the world, but we can't discuss Punk clothes with out giving credit to the man and woman behind the Sex Pistols. Punk Clothing wouldn't be as we know it today, if it wasn't for those two famous punk rock designers famous for opening their Kings Road boutique store "SEX" over thirty years ago.
Fast forward to 2010 and you will find a handful of celebrities adorning themselves in punk clothing, these stars include Travis Barker, Green day, No Doubt, Rancid, Haley Williams, Kelly Osbourne and Pink to name just a few.
You can sleep easy knowing that punk rock clothing has stamped its place firmly in the history books. However the fashion certainly isn't slinking back in the shadows any time soon. Not only will you find an immense D.I.Y punk scene worldwide, spiking their hair and studding their leathers, but the infamous peacock punk style frequently finds it's way onto the catwalk. You will see from the recent explosion of plaid dresses and jeans hitting high street stores that punk clothing has reared it's ugly head once more.
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By. Jack Corbyn
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Harajuku is a popular area where young people gather around Harajuku JR station, District Sibuya, Tokyo, Japan. Community locations extreme costume (cosplay) includes the Meiji shrine, Yoyogi Park, Takeshita Street shopping center, department store Laforet and the Yoyogi National Gymnasium.
Starting from 1980 till now, Harajuku has become home to a subculture Takenoko-Zuku, ie young people who often dress strangely (cosplay). Historically, after the opening of the Department Store in the 1970s, this area became the center of Clothing. That region became famous in Japan after the magazine was covered by Fasyen like Anan and Non-no.
At that time, a group of girls called Annon-zoku often walk in the Harajuku area. How to dress this kominitas follow the model of fashion magazine Anan and Non-no.
But along with growth comes the time of the Harajuku area Cosplay Timiniko-Zoku who also dressed in a strange and allegedly attended as a rival Takenoko-zoku. This community of young people to attend after a magazine published in Fanroad, announces the emergence of young children in the area of Harajuku bercosplay costumed robot suit gundam.
The term "Tominiko-zoku" is taken from the name of an Animation director Mobile Suit Gundam, Tomino Yushiyuki, and this is a general term anime fan community.
Once designated as a special area of pedestrians, Harajuku became a favorite hangout for young children. Tekeshita increasingly crowded roads, many visitors who want to see the community Takenoku-Zoku and Tominiko-Zoku who dressed weird and dancing in the streets.
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Cosplay (kosupura) is a Japanese-made English term (wasei-eigo) derived from the combination of words "costume" (costumes) and "play" (play). Cosplay means hobby along with accessories and clothes to wear makeup like that bears the characters in anime, manga, manhwa, tale, video games, idol singers and musicians. Cosplay Performer, called a Cosplayer, among fans cosplay is also referred to as layers.
