Dressed to kill: Girls & Boys of Temple Bar get physical
Model D lensman Marvin Shaouni takes his camera to the hot Haute to Death dancefloor and comes back with an equally hot photo story on what Detroit’s pretty young things are up to after midnight. This new new wave smarty arty dance scene is now three years young but doesn’t look a day older than instant karma. Enjoy.
Marvin Shaouni accompanied writer Noëlle Lothamer to the Temple Bar for Haute to Death’s three-year anniversary bash. The Model D photographer found a moveable feast of cleverly attired young Detroiters (and Detroit wannabes) on the dancefloor, in the toilets and outside on Cass Avenue. Hey babe, click on his photo essay below and take a walk on the wild side.
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