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Punk Style Examines The Dress Of This Incredibly Diverse, Long-lasting And Hugely Influential Subculture And Its Impact On Mainstream Fashion. Taking A Comprehensive Approach, The Book Includes A Historical Overview, A Discussion Of Motivations Behind Dress Practices, And A Review Of Fashion Cycles And Merchandising Methods. Punk Is Frequently Positioned As A Forerunner Of Trends That Later Become Commonplace, As Demonstrated In The Proliferation And Acceptance Of Body Modification, The Repeated Use Of Deconstruction As A Design Aesthetic, And The Recent Boom In Fashion That Reflects Diy Style. Machine Generated Contents Note: 1.introduction -- Subcultural Style Today -- Introducing Punk Style -- The Iconic Punk Style: Truth And Fiction -- Background Literature -- Previous Research On Subculture And Dress -- The Literature: Punk's Time To Get Attention In Fashion Research -- The Literature: Fashion Needs To Get Attention In Punk Research -- Methodology For This Book -- An Insider's Perspective -- Conclusions -- 2.punk Style Past And Present -- What Is Punk Style? -- Punk By Wearer Definition -- Aesthetic Components Of Punk Style -- Thematic Components Of Punk Style -- The Origins O
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- Author
- MONICA SKLAR
- Publisher
- Bloomsbury Academic; Bloomsbury
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781472557339
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Folklore, Anthropology, Crafts & Hobbies
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