Ed Cone asks why groups that make a religious statement by dressing like folks did in days of yore don’t dress in sandals and robes like they did in Biblical times?  He suspects that they dress as they did at the time of their founding, and I suspect he’s right.

But I’ve been thinking along different lines. After seeing all the stories about the polygamist group down in Texas I’ve been wondering how long it would be before someone picks up on the hairstyle of the group’s women and starts marketing the Polyga-Do.  Those things are radical.  Kind of a cross between Princess Leia and the B-52s circa 1984.  Put that on a modern young woman without the prairie dress and I think you have the next wave of punk hairstyle.