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Rock 'n' roll is here to stay
In the fickle world of fashion, it’s rare for a style to last more than one season. However, the rock and roll look’s always in vogue and shows no sign of disappearing.
The classic style’s everything fashion should be – daring, rebellious and totally individual. And in 2008, it’s rightly been one of the hottest looks on and off the catwalk. But while jeans, jackets and tees take centre stage, they’d be nothing without the mighty accessory.
Venus in furs
When it comes to classic rock and roll style, faux fur’s got in spades. Think Janis Joplin. Think Jimi Hendrix. Think Keith Richards. Whether you’re rocking a waistcoat, hat or boots, it’s a flashy, trashy and downright dirty style.
Are you man enough?
The classic cocktail dress is turned on its head with the addition of a masculine vest, chunky gold chains and the ever-faithful trilby. What started as cute evening wear has now been transformed into a snarling rude girl outfit, worn by the likes of Jamie Winstone.
Hat's entertainment
When it comes to hats, most people dive straight for the trilby. True, it’s an undeniable classic, but it’s also on the head of every High Street fashionista. So go for something completely different, like this diamond crotchet baker boy cap. It’s every bit as stylish and far more original.
Tennessee stud
The studded belt is as synonymous with rock and roll as Jack Daniel’s and trashed hotel rooms. And when the likes of Slash, Nikki Sixx and Lemmy have worn one, you know you’re on the right tracks. Wear it with tight skinny jeans or slung around a low, loose cut style.
These boots were made for walking
While ballet pumps are still hot on the High Street, these boisterous biker boots are muscling their way in. With their chunky frame and tough leather material, they’re perfect footwear for the winter. And while they may not be as graceful as pumps, they’re every bit as stylish.
Long tall sally
These days, scarves are no longer a means to keep warm – they’re an essential fashion accessory. Shoppers now choose them with the same care and attention reserved for shoes and handbags. So it’s no surprise that this kooky, elongated style’s currently flying off the shelves.
It must be glove
Madonna. Cyndi Lauper. Debbie Harry. These are just a few of the musical icons to rock the lace glove. And this season, the quirky yet trendy style is one of the must have items on the High Street. Of course, you’ll need the right pair, so pick up these handmade Chantilly beauties from Labour of Glove.
