6c Fashion Sub Cultures

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Gothic

Gothic is derived from Italian language.

In Italian language gothic means "rough, barbarous"


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Gothic language

The Gothic language is an extinct East Germaniclanguage, spoken by the Goths.

It is divided into three subgroups: Western Gothic,

Eastern Gothic and Crimean Gothic.


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Gothic fashion

Gothic fashion is a clothing style worn by members

of the Goth subculture.

It is stereotyped as a dark, sometimes morbid,eroticized fashion and style of dress.


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Some characteristic of this fashion are dark colored

clothing: blacks, dark reds, blues, and purples.


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Many often wear clothing made from leather, or innewer times PVC, or pieces of fetish attire, such as

corsets and bodices.


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Gothic style in modern trend

Popular culture is what defines the current trends

and up to date clothing styles that are in.

Conforming to these trends is what is considered

fashionable and modern.


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Clothing and fashion is important because it is aform of nonverbal communication that helps indicate

occupation, rank, gender, sexual availability, locality,class, wealth and group affiliation.


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Gothic nail care

who wants to maintain long nails, but often goths arelooking for a certain look that would make a nail care

professional scream.


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These trends are created by designers andimplemented by what celebrities and models wear.


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Gothic style of hats


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Gloves


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Stockings/Leggings


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Hair Styles


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Hand Bags


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Collars/Cuffs


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Designers are also using theirpersonal heritages and cultures to

bring forth the values they know

into the public eye.


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ORIGIN OF THE TERM

The wordgrungeis believed to be a back formation

from the US slang adjectivegrungy, which originatedin about 1965 as a slang term for "dirty" or "filthy".


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One of the most important events in 1990s fashion was

the rise of Grunge fashion in 1992.

Grunge fashion was influenced

by grunge music.

It achieved mainstream popularity

in 1992.

Due to the mainstream success of Nirvana and their hitsingle Smell like Teen spirit.
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Nirvana performing at the 1992 MTV video music awards
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Grunge Fashion generally consists of loose fitting

baggy clothing, which is usually ripped to givethe effect of old, tatty clothing.


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The grunge style resulted in a decline

in bright colours.

It was dominated by plaid flannel

shirts, stonewashed blue jeans,and dark colours like maroon,

forest green,indigo, and brown.


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White and black were also popular.


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Grunge did not fail and is not dead

This, however is a vast misconception made by the

mtv viewing public of AmericaThey believe if they no longer

support a trend it has ceased

to exist.

It is often asserted that the grung subculture

died in the mid nineties


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MONEY CANT BUY

YOU GRUNGE


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HIPPIES


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The Beginning

Youth movement that began in 1960 in USA Hippie derived from word hipster Initially used to describe beatniks who moved into San

Franciscos Haight-Ashbury district


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Inherited

countercultural valuesof Beat Generation

Listened toPsychedelic rock Embraced sexualrevolution

Used drugs likecannabis and LSD


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Rejected established institutions Criticized middle class values Opposed nuclear weapons & Vietnam war Embraced aspects of Eastern philosophy Often vegetarian and eco-friendly


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Opposed political & social orthodoxy

Favored peace, love & personal freedom Considered themselves seekers of meaning &love


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Unusual standard ofdressing & grooming

Expression of freedomfrom public norms Visual symbol of

respect for individual

rights & willingness toquestion authority


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Hippie fashion reflects adisorderly, vagrant style

Involved challenging genderdifference in clothing Both men & women wore

jeans, maintained long hair

Women wore little or nomake up & went braless


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Often wore brightcoloured clothing ofunusual styles

Bell-bottom pants, tie-

dyed garments,peasant blouses,dashikis

Native American,

African & LatinAmerican

motifs are used


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Favoredaccessories

include -

Native AmericanJewelry

HeadbandsHeadscarvesLong beadednecklaces

Possessions weredecorated inpsychedelic art


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It is essentially a striving forrealization of ones relationship to life

and other people


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Punk rock, an anti-establishment rock music genre.Punk subculture, a subculture associated with punk rock.Punk fashion, clothing styles associated with the punk subculture.Punk ideologies, a group of social and political beliefs associated withthe punk subculture.Punk visual art, artwork associated with the punk subculture.Punk (magazine), a 1970s United States punk fanzine.Punk (fireworks), a utensil for lighting fireworks.Punk, one of the Mega Man Killers, robots in the Mega Man Classicvideo game series.

Punk ,a street term for a petty criminal.


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A single from the 2003 album Right of Way by Ferry Corsten."Punk", a song from the band Gorillaz's debut album.


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The punk subculture is a subculture that is based around punk rock.It emerged from the larger rock and roll scene in the mid-to-late-1970sin the UK ,the US of A and Australia. The punk movement has spreadaround the globe and developed into a number of different forms.Punk culture encompasses distinct styles of :MusicIdeologiesFashionVisual artDanceLiterature and filmLi est le and communit .

Several subcultures have developed out of punk to become distinct in


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their own right including:HardcoreGothPsychobilly


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Music is the most important aspect of the punk subculture. Punkmusic is called punk rock.Most punk rock songs are:ShortHave complicated arrangements andFeature lyrics that express punk valuesPunk rock is usually played in bands instead ofby solo artists.


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Punks seek to outrage propriety with the highly theatrical use of:ClothingHairstylesCosmeticsTattoosJewelryBody modification

They wear :


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Tight "drainpipe" jeansT-shirts with risqu imagesRocker jacketsFootwear such as Converse sneakers, skate shoes, brothel creepers, orDr. Martens boots.


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Some punks:Style their hair to stand in spikes.Cut it into Mohawks or other dramatic shapes, often coloring it withvibrant, unnatural hues.Punks tend to adorn their favorite jacket or vest with pin-backbuttons and patches of bands they love and ideas they believe in, tellingthe world around them a little bit about who they are.They sometimes flaunt taboo symbols such as the Iron Cross.


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The times have changed. Even kids today are getting influenced by thepunk subculture. Spiked hair, T-shirts with logos, Funky shoes, Capsetc. are grabbing the attention of kids these days.


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Clean cut and unfussy,

the trend for pared down clothes

has continued and there is not a

frill or floral print in sight.Luxury fabrics and clever cutting

is used to ensure that things aren't

too dull or boring..
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The fabric folded in an origamifashion and sleekly draped gowns

made of fluid silk dominated and

there isnt a ruffle or a flounce of

lace in the crowd. It is clearly styledin a minimalist fashion.


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MINIMALIST STYLE

IN FOOTWEAR

THE SIMPLE LOOK IN THE GLARES


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THE SIMPLE LOOK IN THE GLARES


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MINIMALISMIN

HANDBAGS


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MINIMALIST LIFESTYLE


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MINIMALIST LIFESTYLE


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Heavy metal (often referred to simply as metal) is a genre

of rock music that developed in the late 1960s and early

1970s.

Heavy metal is the most extreme in terms of volume,

machismo, and theatricality.

Heavy metal has long had a worldwide following of fans

known as "metal heads" or "head bangers".

Although early heavy metal bands such as Led Zeppelin,

Black Sabbath, and Deep Purple attracted large

audiences, they were often critically hated at the time, a

status common throughout the history of the genre.

Loud distorted

guitars and

dense bass and

drum

Electric guitar

is the key

element

Loudness is

the main

characteristic of

this music


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The band that has received the most credit for

revolutionizing the look was Judas Priest, primarily with its

singer, Rob Halford. He incorporated a biker look to his

stage persona as early as 1978.

The clothing associated with heavy metal has its roots inthe biker and rocker subcultures.

Judas Priest


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Modern metal fashion is an amalgamation of punk, Goth, military fashion

and even various historical fashions.

Military fashion and vietnam war:Fans and bands of thrash metal, withthe members of thrash metal bands of the 1980s like Metallica, Destruction,

and Megadeth wearing bullet belts around their waists on stage.

Celtic, Viking and Chivalric culture: Bands such as Blind Guardian,and has its impact upon the everyday fashion and especially the stage gear of

metal artists.

The independence, masculinity and honor of the warrior ethos is extremely

popular amongst metal heads, as is the rejection of modern day consumerist

and metro sexual culture.


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The band shirt is a common article of

clothing in heavy metal culture.

These come in two varieties: the

normal T-shirt, and the long sleeve T-

shirt, which will often feature designsdown the arms as well as on the back

and front.

These shirts display on their front the

name of a band, often accompanied by

the band's logo or an album cover, and

the back some tour list, lyrics, slogan,or another image.

This is standard uniform for fans of

the band emblazoned on the shirt.


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Patches are small shaped pieces of fabric that carry a

design: normally, at least in terms of metal fashion, a band

logo or album cover.They are normally displayed on Kutten.

The traditional "patch jacket" is a black jacket, usually long

sleeves, though denim jackets (More common in the UK and

with traditional metal fashion) are also used, often with the

sleeves cut off.

Band names are also sometimes displayed in the form of

badges, which are displayed in much the same way as

patches, although obviously the range of locations in which

they can be placed is greater.


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The most commonly worn types of jackets that metalheads wear are blackleather jackets, blue/black denim jackets, trenchcoats and army combat

jackets like field jackets

Trenchcoat

Leatherjacket


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Denim JacketMilitary style

jacket

Field jackets Leather jackets

Bikers jackets

Denim style leather jacket


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The most common form of leg-wear is tight, (semi-loose

fitting or even baggy black or blue denim jeans (sometimes

ripped).

Leather trousers are also popular, as are camouflage-

patterned combat trousers and kilts.

Some leg wear is typically associated with particular stylesof metal, for example: spandex trousers

Metal heads have also been known to wear

cargo trousers and cargo shorts as well as

denim cut-offs in warmer weather.

Spiked band


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Spandex

trousers

Cut-offsCombat

trousers

Leather

trousersCut-offs


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The most popular hairstyle associated with metal is which adds to

the experience of head banging and reflects the non conformist

attitude of metal.

Among fans of power metal reflecting the medieval warrior image,

among (typically female) fans of black metal and gothic metal,

among alternative metal fans.

Very short hair, or shaving receding hair is perfectly acceptable,

as sported by singer Rob Halford of Judas Priest, Phil Anselmo of

Pantera, Tim Owens of Iced Earth, and guitarists Scott Ian of

Anthrax and Kerry King of Slayer.


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Dread Locks!

Head banging


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Mullet

hairstyle

Headbanging

Longhair


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Jewellery is popular for both genders. Almost always silver, popular items

include rings (often adorned with metal imagery such as skulls, flames, spikes,

iron crosses etc.)

Egyptian Jewellery such as the Ankh

Silver neck-chains or pendants, often of a religious or anti-religious nature:crucifixes are popular.

Headgear is rare among metal heads but some (especially fans of traditional

heavy metal or thrash metal) sometimes wear bandanas, tuques, leather biker

caps.

Leather fingerless gloves are common accessories among heavy metal and

thrash metal fans and are often adorned with metal studs or spikes.Popular in the extreme metal scene are military surplus items such as bullet belt

and dog tags.

tuquesFingerless


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tuquesFingerless

gloves

bandanas

Leather

cap Metalring


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Metal heads often engage in some

form of body modification, the most

popular being tattoos, which will

often employ the imagery of metal,

metal lyrics or even band logos or

mascots.

Piercings are also not uncommon,

although facial piercings, especiallyamongst male metal heads, are not

particularly common, especially

when compared to other groups

such as punks, Goths, or emos.


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