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1. Moschino x Looney Tunes

Urban Looney Tunes—they're back!

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2. Jeremy Scott Revives ‘Shrek’ in His Spring 2015 Collection

DreamWorks Animation continues to expand its footprint in the world of fashion through strategic partnerships with trendy fashion labels, like its new Jeremy Scott x Shrek line.

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3. The Unsung Hero Who Helped Maggie Vault Over the Moon and Into Our Hearts

The person who brought Maggie Vaults Over the Moon to our sport belongs on the award’s stand! I can say this without boast or brag, because that person isn’t me, Grant Overstake. The man who helped storybook heroine Maggie Steele … Continue reading

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4. Florida Beach Vault Champs Soar With Maggie Awards!

CLEARWATER BEACH, Fla. — Maggie Steele, the gutsy farm girl from Grain Valley, Kansas, was the storybook guest of honor here Saturday, July 20th, as copies of her inspirational sports novel, Maggie Vaults Over the Moon were presented to female … Continue reading

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5. Maggie Packs Flip-Flops, Sunscreen for Florida Beach Vault 2013

Maggie Steele is packing her flip-flops and sunscreen for a pole-vaulter’s dream vacation! The gutsy farm girl from Grain Valley, Kansas, has been invited to share the awards stand at Florida Beach Vault 2013, Saturday July 20th, at one of … Continue reading

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6. PR City! Gold Medal Campers Win Maggie Awards

ANDALE, Kan. – For three days this past week, this vault-crazy town in the wheat fields of South Central Kansas became… PR City! Vaulter after vaulter soared to Personal Records at the 11th Annual Gold Medal Pole Vault Camp, held … Continue reading

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7. Mouse Couture: The Fashion Industry’s Mickey and Minnie Obsession

The fashion sphere can’t seem to get enough of Mickey and Minnie these days, and not just the expected corporate collabs like OPI cosmetics or Barney’s Electric Holiday, but actual couture showstoppers stomping the runways in fashion capitals and captured in the pages of high fashion editorials (like the above Peter Phillips mask for 2005 US Vogue). And even after having revisiting the subject a dozen times over the last five years, designers are still finding new inspiration to cut and sew a pair of mouse ears into their fashion stories.

Marcel Gerlan’s spring 2013 collection “Gerl Power” for Gerlan Jeans featured a girlie assortment of bow-veralls, polka dots and Minnie-maxi skirts as means of alleged expression of feminism for the current generation of young women.

Fashion photographer Prasad Naik’s severe and somewhat abstract analysis of the subject was the star in his 2012 fashion editorial.



Iceberg’s spring/summer 2010 collection
brought impractical play suits and gimmicky mouse eared shoulders to Milan fashion week in 2009.

And Jeremy Scott, who arguably began this specific cartoon-y trend with his fall 2009 ready-to-wear collection showcased head-to-toe tributes to the cartoon icon, including his now famous Mickey Mouse sneakers for Adidas.

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