Posts Tagged ‘costume’
Celeb style, features, Grooming, music
By Gerald Lynch on June 29th, 2012
Rock ‘n’ roll can be broken down as follows: 10% fashion, 10% music and 110% HAIR. We know that adds up to 130%. That’s why we’re writing for a fashion site and aren’t quantum physicists. But it also acts to highlight just how important good hair can be in the making of a musical and cultural icon, and cementing the status of bona-fide rock ‘n’ roll stars. Where would Elvis be without his quiff? Or Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust without his…his unique style? On the dole queue, that’s where. Here, Brandish pick out the 20 most iconic hair styles in rock ‘n’ roll history.
Scroll down to get started!
Slash
Guns N' Roses' Slash let his guitar do the talking, laying down some of the finest riffs in rock and metal history. With the focus on his fingers, Slash stepped back behind curly black hair and trademark top hat, giving him an aura of mystique and creating one of the most instantly recognisable figures in modern rock.
Tags: 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, 1990s, 2000s, A Flock of Seagulls, Adam Ant, Alternative, best, Billy Corgan, bob Marley, buddy holly, Classic Rock, costume, david bowie, David Lee Roth, Elvis, elvis presley, G n R, Glam, Grooming, grunge, Guns n Roses, hair metal hairstyles, hair styles, hairstyle, Hairstyles, Human League, ian brown, iconic, indie, Jim Morrison, kurt cobain, Led Zepplin, Little Richard, Metal, Mike Score, mod, Morrissey, most iconic, New Wave, nirvana, outfit, Phil Oakey, punk, Reggae, Robert Plant, rock and roll, rock and roll hair, rock and roll hairstyles, rock hair, rock n roll hairstyles, sid vicious, Slash, Smashing Pumpkins, Steve Marriott, Stuart Sutcliffe, the beatles, The Doors, The Human League, The Sex Pistols, The Small Faces, the Stone Roses, The Strokesmost iconic rock hairstyles, Van Halen, Ziggy Stardust
Posted in Celeb style, features, Grooming, music | 8 Comments »
Entertainment, Heroes and Celebrities, News
By admin on December 19th, 2008
Click image to enlarge
The Mighty Boosh have lost a little of their quirky homespun charm now that they’re living up to their Rock n’ Roll onstage personas, but they can still pack a venue with adoring fans.
Their gig at the O2 arena in London yesterday was a sellout, Noel Fielding had as many costume changes as Katy Perry at the MTV EMAs, including the ones pictured above but the highlight was probably a bizarre old lady outfit teamed with gold boots! I doubt that any of Fielding’s costumes would translate to real life, but as the comedian once said himself “you can never be unhappy in a poncho”, so maybe give it a go during the low points of the Christmas break?
Ki Price/Rex Features
Tags: comedy, costume, julian barratt, mighty boosh, noel fielding, o2 arena, outfit, poncho, stage
Posted in Entertainment, Heroes and Celebrities, News | 3 Comments »
Heroes and Celebrities, Polls
By admin on May 7th, 2008
Along with his pretty date Kate Mara, Zac Posen was one of the only slebs who nodded to the Superhero theme at the Met Institute Costume Gala.
What do you think of his bright blue outfit and thick specs, does the superhero look get your heart racing or does it make you want to reach for the Kryptonite?
Click on the image to get a better view of the velvet and satin suit and red dicky bow and place your vote after the jump.
Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: costume, gala, Kate Mara, met, new york, superhero, Zac Posen
Posted in Heroes and Celebrities, Polls | 2 Comments »
Entertainment, Heroes and Celebrities, News
By admin on April 9th, 2008
Not many musicians can claim that their concert costumes are designer-made. Sure the Spice Girls had Cavalli and Madonna can have just about any designer she fancies, but I think Lenny Kravitz has to be one of the few male performers to receive this special luxury treatment.
Visit Catwalk Queen for more celebrity fashion news
Tags: concert, costume, Gucci, lenny kravitz, madonna, Spice Girls
Posted in Entertainment, Heroes and Celebrities, News | No Comments »
From:Retro gadgets: ten vintage style record players