New York club kids

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New York club kids were a flamboyant group of young nightlife personalities in late-1980s and early-1990s New York City, known for their outrageous fashion, gender-bending personas, and hedonistic party culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nightlife scene
social group
youth subculture
activeInPeriod early 1990s
late 1980s
aestheticFeatures cartoonish silhouettes
club kid masks
extravagant makeup
neon colors
platform shoes
associatedWith Amanda Lepore NERFINISHED
Gitsie NERFINISHED
James St. James NERFINISHED
Kenny Kenny NERFINISHED
Keoki NERFINISHED
Michael Alig NERFINISHED
Richie Rich NERFINISHED
RuPaul NERFINISHED
Waltpaper NERFINISHED
centeredAround Club USA NERFINISHED
Limelight nightclub NERFINISHED
Manhattan clubs
Palladium nightclub NERFINISHED
Tunnel nightclub NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalContext LGBTQ+ community
New York City nightlife
downtown art scene
declineCause drug abuse issues
violent crime scandal involving Michael Alig
documentedIn Disco Bloodbath NERFINISHED
Party Monster (2003 film) NERFINISHED
Party Monster (book) NERFINISHED
Party Monster: The Shockumentary NERFINISHED
influenced 1990s club culture
LGBTQ+ nightlife culture
avant-garde fashion
contemporary drag aesthetics
influencedBy New Romantic movement NERFINISHED
drag culture
performance art
punk fashion
knownFor DIY costume design
club-based performance art
drug-fueled parties
gender-bending personas
hedonistic party culture
media-savvy self-promotion
outrageous fashion
legacy influence on reality TV drag competitions
inspiration for club nights worldwide
inspiration for fashion designers
legalAssociation Angel Melendez murder case
location New York City
mediaCoverage Geraldo talk show appearances
club photography
tabloid press
socialFunction community building for outsiders
exploration of gender and identity
nightlife performance

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