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Scene Queen Dress Code
You know everything about those gorgeous Scene Queens - Audrey Kitching, Jac Vanek, Ezi Xtacy, Katie Babyfayce, Kiki Kannibal etc, got your own MySpace page and even new Scene Pseudo, but now you need to dress the part! We'll show here how to be true to your Scene Queen roots and keep it in everyday look manner!

Scene Queen dress code is all about colour - shout your personality through the clothes you wear - All Over Print Hoodies, Skinny Fit T shirts, Wristbands and Leg Warmers! Don't be afraid to experiment with different patterns and colour combinations!

Latest Scene Queen craze has to be Zebra Stripe All Over Print Ladies Hoodie, so wild and very eye-catching, absolutely must-have Scene top - try one of these designs: White Zebra
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