What does punk style mean?

Punk, also translated as "punk" and "chick". This is a kind of culture.

Punk culture is a subculture, which originated from 1970' s. It originated from the music industry at first, but gradually transformed into a broad cultural style that integrates music, clothing and personal consciousness.

Punk culture began in Britain in1970s. At first, it was a rebel movement in the music field, aiming at boycotting some existing pop music forms, including progressive rock and heavy metal. In the pursuit of punk culture, these pop singers have long been alienated from their fans because of their heroic idols.

Followers of punk culture developed their own dystopian music on the basis of underground music, minimalist rock and other music forms. In the field of punk rock and The Ramones, they are familiar representative bands in the period of punk music enlightenment.

Gradually, punk has become more and more diversified and less minimalist. This happens when bands like The Clash are influenced by other underground music such as ska, rockabilly and even hip-hop, but the information of the music is still the same. It is subversive, rebellious and anarchist. It is based on the theme of facing social problems and oppression of the lower class. Punk culture conveys a message to the society that not everyone has a good life, and not everyone is the same.

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Punk design—

Early punk clothing endowed everyday objects with aesthetic value, such as tearing clothes and tying them with pins or belts, painting and decorating with pigments, using black garbage plastic bags as shirts or skirts, using pins and razors as decorations, and often deliberately using leather, rubber and vinyl plastics as clothes, which reminded people of some unnatural activities.

In short, it is to make your style extremely exaggerated, bohemian and provocative. However, it is obvious that although punk is magnificent and confuses daily life and its objects, as well as the meaning and symbols given to them, punk has never rejected them. The sport itself is very commercialized. With the economic recovery, the intense novelty of punk has also been integrated into the mainstream culture and become a fashion.

Cynicism, fashion and subversive punk words have the most obvious influence on fashion design and fashion publications. The most important designer who brought punk clothing or new wave clothing into the mainstream culture was Vivian westwood, an Englishman. Zandra rhodes (born in 1940), another British punk costume designer, has a gentler style and is recognized by more rich people and celebrities.

In the field of visual communication, punk has also experienced a process of domestication, especially in the comparison between early punk publications and later fashion magazines, which are often mistaken for punk culture. Punk in the United States and Poison in Britain are representative punk publications, but they both stopped publishing with the domestication of punk culture.

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