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Andrew Price
Former Web Editor, GOOD.is

July 24, 2007 • 3:33 pm PDT
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If you've seen pictures from our Choose GOOD San Francisco Block Party, you may have noticed some boundary-pushing fashion.

That's House of Diehl's "Instant Couture," a participatory fashion performance/improvisation. Our friends at MOLI have an explanation, as well as some great pictures from the party.

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