hipster

Colman, who burst into my awareness in the 2003 TV cringe comedy “Peep Show,” is fantastic throwing jabs around in costume designer PC Williams’ nouveau hipster wardrobe of bold, baggy lines.

“Lurker” is a teeth-grittingly great dramedy that insists there’s more tension in the entourage of a mellow hipster than a king.

The party was in a chic work-live space: four stories of industrial design thumping with music and packed with hipsters.

It did not begin, as you might suppose, in the hipster 1960s.

The design teams have outfitted Franco’s hipster with goofy sweatshirts and a fledgling mullet.