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Our online feature this month poses the rhetorical question "Is Pink the New Black?" Fashion changes with every season (particularly spring and winter) but no matter how hard avante garde designers try, a skirt is a skirt and a blouse is a blouse. So the only options available for change are differences in cut and length-one year minis are in, the next they are out-our color. Every season a new color is anointed "the new black." Firearms and related manufacturers have, in the last 18 months or so, also been on a tear, using color in a variety of products where previously black and maybe stainless were the options. We explore this change, including some surprising polling data from our own message board.

 

Sincerely,

Peggy Tartaro
Executive Editor
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