Showing posts with label punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label punk. Show all posts

Thursday, October 13, 2016

PUNK RAVE Gothic Romantic Classicism with Punk-like Attitude

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I already posted about PunkRave a year ago (check out more images here). I told you how Japanese fashion has always fascinated and influenced me, mostly because of the fact that the "Japanese look" is not that easy to achieve, and I love a good challenge!

Japanese fashion is usually full of details, asymmetrical cuts, layers... When you see an outfit it's usually hard to dissect it and recreate that look yourself, and it looks so perfect!
When I first got into the gothic scene I was mostly into goth lolita look, but then I discovered visual kei and punk lolita, which is I think to this day my favorite style. Unfortunately, I didn't wear it much because you have to order this kind of clothes from Japan, and they are expensive!

That's why I was so excited to find Punkrave clothes in regular goth shops. 
Punkrave specializes in gothic clothes in general, like more classic Victorian and steampunk styles, but also punk, goth lolita, and visual kei (the"Dir en grey look") which is very hard to find anywhere on the internet, especially in the western part of the world and at such affordable prices. They have their own designing team, which guarantees originality of their products. Sizes available are up to XXXL. Be sure to check out their gothic dresses and gothic jackets section!

Their pieces  look high fashion-straight off the runway, at very reasonable prices! They really took gothic fashion to the next level. with their highly detailed one of a kind extravagant pieces! Even if you're not into extravagant fashion, they have some pretty classic items, such as black/white shirts, and, as with all clothes, it all depends on how you combine them, in order to achieve both more extravagant, or toned-down, classic look. In any case, even if alternative fashion is not your thing, I'd suggest checking them out, because their clothes are works of art and it's really not something you see every day!

What are your favorites?

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Thursday, June 30, 2016

Guest Post by RebelsMarket: 15 Staples in Punk Clothing


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Punk rock has been around for decades though the roots remain the same. Whether you’ve been punk for years or want to just adopt the punk rock fashion, there are always going to be staples that you must have to achieve the overall look and feel of punk fashion. (You can check out some of my punk-inspired outfits here and here)

Patches.
Patches may not seem like much, but they are one of the major staples in any punk wardrobe. Whether they’re ironed on, sewn on, or attached with safety pins, they add color, life, and an overall voice to the appeal of punk rock fashion.
Punk rock patches can range from the anarchy symbol to some of your favorite bands; they are a definite statement piece.

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DIY accessories or clothing.

Do it yourself has always been a staple statement in punk rock fashion. Whether you make your own accessories such as necklaces, rings, belts, or jackets or you make your own pants or shirts; it’s a labor of love that helps to create this edgy fashion.

Jeans. 
Skinny Jeans and comfort go hand in hand with punk fashion. Whether they’re baggy or tight, they’re a definite must-have, especially when you layer on a few patches or spikes.

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Vest.
Vests may not seem very punk rock before they’ve seen the hands of the punk him or herself, but, they’re definitely a staple. If you aren’t a fan of a plain vest, get some fabric paint and unleash your inner creativity, sew on some patches, or use some spikes to roughen up the look.


Spikes.
Spikes, studs, anything metal that can be easily attached to the outfit are a definite staple in punk fashion. While they may seem a little abrasive at first, they definitely create interest on most punk accessories.


Chains.
Chains are extremely useful with punk fashion, they can be worn as belts, dangle at your hip, or can be used as jewelry. They help to once again create a rough edge to the punk rock outfit.


Jewelry.
Jewelry may seem overrated for punks, but, more often than not you’re going to see them wearing leather or spiked wrist cuffs, plugs in their ears, body jewelry, skull necklaces, or an array of other jewelry accessories that help to create a cohesive look.

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Vinyl.
Alternative materials such as vinyl lend themselves well to punk fashion, especially for female punks who want to wear something a little more feminine with a bite to it.


Leather.
Leather can be found in almost all aspects of a punk outfit, from accessories to jackets or boots, leather is by far one of the biggest staple materials you will find.


Band T-shirts.
Sporting band T-shirts is definitely key to punks, especially when they’re supporting their favorite bands. While they may not always wear them true to their nature, and may create something a little more DIY from their band T-shirts, they’re a major component to punk fashion.


Pants.
While jeans and pants can be argued as the same thing, that couldn’t be further from the truth. While jeans are a form of pant, they are their own entity. Punk pants usually refer to do it yourself pants or Franken pants. They’re stitched together from parts of pants long past, creating a visually interesting look.


Skirts.
Skirts, especially for the female punks, are a definite staple for punk rock culture. Whether they’re short or tight, there are several different shapes of edgy skirts to flatter just about any body type out there. Remember, anything can be made to have that punk rock edge to it, don’t shy away from a skirt because it doesn’t first scream “punk”, and make it that way.


Comfortable shoes.
Comfort is key with punk fashion, unless you are talking about accessories or the weight of metal. While you may be weighted down by spikes and patches, you’re going to want to have something comfortable to wear on your feet. Breaking in a new pair of shoes is great, but the grungier and well loved they look, the better.


Wristbands.
Wrist bands, whether they be thin strips or thick chunky wrist bands are a bold fashion statement for punks. They can either be useful such as a thick leather strapped watch or more decorative like a spiked wristband. They are definitely an eye-catching accessory commonly found worn by lovers of punk rock.


Fishnets. 
Predominantly worn by the women, fishnets are a great staple punk rock clothing item. They can be worn by men or women, and are often times seen at live shows because they promote staying cool while in the midst of the pit.

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Monday, November 23, 2015

Outfit: Romwe Skeleton Sweatshirt + Lovely Autumn Garden

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Sweatshirt: SEE HERE,
skirt: Pimkie,
creepers: from Spain
 
Today I wanted to show you guys my cool new skeleton sweatshirt I got from Romwe, and also this beautiful garden. The whole world is obsessing over skeleton prints and I'm no exception, there will surely be more! The sweatshirt came in two weeks and is very light and cozy, I chose the smallest size because I like to wear it with puffy skirts and it fits perfectly. I'm also wearing my leopard creepers but you can never see them well because they blend in with all the fallen leaves :D
The pics were shot at the Balance café in my hood, I just love all the autumn colors and the sunset <3
 
 
























With my lovely friend and occasional photographer Steph

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