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Post by al on Mar 26, 2019 12:52:47 GMT 10
Which bands or rockstars (or popstars) do you like the fashion of? I'm super fascinated by Keith Richards, who basically invented a look that's been copied time again. The guy just threw stuff on and it was cool. I'm not even a scarf person but Keefy can rock the crap out of one. I've always thought it was cool how GnR's style was kind of between glam and grunge. A little moto inspired, but today quintessential rockstar. I especially appreciate Slash and his lack of needing a perm or hairspray. The Stevie Nicks bohemian look is so magical with all her velvet and flowing fabrics.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Mar 26, 2019 22:45:08 GMT 10
Is it bad that I don't really pay much attention to what style of clothing rock artists/bands wear? I'll try to think of some examples.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2019 0:17:29 GMT 10
Tomas Ledin, he always looks classy. Elle magazine even voted him Best Dressed Man in 2013.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Mar 29, 2019 9:48:32 GMT 10
I've been giving this topic a bit of thought this morning and I've come up with a couple of examples of styles that I don't mind: I'm personally a fan of The Beatles' look during their later studio years (1968-1970), because I feel as though their choices of clothing really exemplifies the personalities of each of the Fab Four and the unique creative talents that they each possessed; e.g Paul being the formulaic, straight-cut member of the group, while John being the most visionary and experimental member. The only aspect to their look which I don't particularly appreciate from this period of time is that they rarely appear unified as a group. Looking at this photo alone, they strikingly come across as four individual artists and you can really get a sense of the turmoil that the band was going through at the time. Of course, the Grunge/alternative-rock movement of the '90s rebelled against consumerism and image-driven values, so very few of the artists/bands of the time actually placed a conscious emphasis on sporting a certain aesthetic and style. Whether it was ever intentional or not, I particularly like the distinctive style that Nirvana had, as I feel as though the band's look really complimented the style of their music and what they stood for as a group.
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