We all need a little bit of help sometimes and Lily Allen is no exception. Lily Allen shared her love for Spanx with the world by posting a video on Instagram of her dancing in her dressing room in a pair of Spanx. Later that evening she stunned the crowd in Brussels in a metallic cut out dress, proving that Spanx is the not-so-secret wardrobe essential for women.
Lily is wearing the Trust Your Thinstincts High Waisted Mid-Thigh Shaper, available from spanx.co.uk for £74.
While Lily Allen’s new music video Hard Out Here has drawn some criticism I love it. It is cheeky and it has drawn debate. It starts of with Lily having liposuction while her manager and the surgeons wonder how ‘anyone can let themselves get like these’. ‘I’ve had two babies’, she responds.
Lily had to deny claims the video was racist and said she just hired the best dancers.
She said the video, “has nothing to do with race, at all, is meant to be a lighthearted satirical video that deals with objectification of women within modern pop culture … The message is clear.”
She also said said she didn’t request “specific ethnicities” for her dancers; simply hiring the “the best dancers” from the auditions. “I would not only be surprised but deeply saddened if I thought anyone came away from that video feeling taken advantage of, or compromised in any way,” Allen’s “insecurities” stopped her twerking alongside them in her underwear “I actually rehearsed for two weeks trying to perfect my twerk, but failed miserably,” she said. “if I was a little braver, I would have been wearing a bikini too, but I do not and I have chronic cellulite, which nobody wants to see.”
All of Allen’s dancers – Seliza Sebastian, Melissa Freire, Shala EuroAsia, Monique Lawrence, and Temple – stood by Lily and the video, posting links to it and retweeting Allen’s remarks. “Critics will be critics,” Men have been exploiting women in the stereotype Lily sends up in her video for decades. Is she not aloud to point it out because she is of another race?
She also send up Robin Thicke and his rapey ‘Blurred Lines’ video by replacing the ‘Robin Thicke has a big d**k” (more like is) scene with “Lily Allen Has a Baggy Pussy”. It’s rude but amusing.
Lily Allen has gotten a lot of stick, and numerous people are pointing out that her comeback after four years away from music coincides with her vintage store she had with her sister, Lucy in Disguise, going broke, but we need more Lily Allen’s. Not because she is perfect- she sings about women being objectified but has posed topless for GQ– but because she has an opinion, isn’t afraid to share it and proudly calls herself a feminist- something that not all celebrities are brave enough to do. She may not be everyone’s idea of a role model but it is sexist that every women in the public eye has her every move questioned, and is always supposed to be a role model. Men are never held up to the same lofty heights. We need more of her because Lily Allen is a happily married mother-of-two. She works hard and goes for what she wants. Some people call her mouthy but that is only because she is a women, if she was a man she would just have an opinion. Go Lily, we love you.
What do you think?
“We’re just going to draw the raffle numbers now…”
WIGGO CROWNED BRITAIN’S WITTIEST CELEBRITY
Bradley Wiggins, Boris Johnson and Ian Holloway named as Britain’s greatest living wits
· Bradley Wiggins takes gold as ‘king of the quips’
· Stars from sports, politics, television, film and music make top ten
· Top three wits invited to perform at Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival
Olympic and Tour De France cycling champ Bradley Wiggins has been named as Britain’s greatest living wit. The 2012 Sports Personality of the Year triumphed over a host of witty celebrities from the diverse fields of sport, politics, music and film in a nationwide poll to be named king of the quips.
Over 2,000 British adults took part in the survey, which was specially commissioned to mark the start of Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival, 8th – 24th February 2013. A panel from the comedy channel compiled a shortlist of the 25 wittiest British celebrities of recent years, taking care to exclude professional comedians and those working directly in the field of comedy. The shortlist was then put to the public vote to find Britain’s greatest wits.
Cycling hero Bradley Wiggins emerged triumphant with over a fifth of the public vote (20.75%) with comedy lines such as “we’re just going to draw the raffle numbers now,” as he started his speech to the crowds on the Champs Elysees who had come to witness his Tour de France victory.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson came in at second place with 17.65% of the vote. The London leader’s knack for a witty quip was summed up in his observation of extra-curricular activities in the Olympic Village during the 2012 Games in London; “Inspire a generation’ is our motto. Not necessarily ‘Create a generation’ … which is what they sometimes get up to in the Olympic village.”
Third place went to the much loved Ian Holloway (14.30%), manager of football club Crystal Palace, with witticisms such as; “Right now, everything is going wrong for me – if I fell in a barrel of boobs, I’d come out sucking my thumb!”
Completing the top ten are Top Gear’s Jeremy Clarkson, musicians Robbie Williams, Noel Gallagher and Rod Stewart, The Apprentice’s Lord Sugar, actor Colin Firth and TV presenter Ant McPartlin (full results listed below).
| Overall Top 10 Wittiest British Celebrities | ||
| 1 | 20.75% | Bradley Wiggins – When making a speech to the Champs Elysées crowds who had come to see his Tour de France victory: “We’re just going to draw the raffle numbers now.” On winning Sports Personality of the Year: “Nan, the cheques in the post, because you hit redial god knows how many times.”
After someone threw tacks on the road, causing punctures for a number of riders: “There are hopefully enough police on this race to find the people and… send them to a football match or something.” |
| 2 | 17.65% | Boris Johnson – On extra-curricular activities in the Olympic village: “Inspire a generation’ is our motto. Not necessarily ‘Create a generation’ … which is what they sometimes get up to in the Olympic village.”On becoming Prime Minister: “My chances of being PM are about as good as the chances of finding Elvis on Mars, or my being reincarnated as an olive.”Talking about if Ken Livingstone did a good job as a major “Nothing immediately springs to mind. I think losing the election last time was one of his most magnificent acts.” |
| 3 | 14.30% | Ian Holloway – “Right now, everything is going wrong for me – if I fell in a barrel of boobs, I’d come out sucking my thumb!” “I love Blackpool. We’re very similar. We both look better in the dark.”
After QPR beat Cardiff: “I couldn’t be more chuffed if I were a badger at the start of the mating season.” |
| 4 | 13.90% | Lord Sugar – To Apprentice candidates: “I’ve read all your CVs and on paper you all look good, but so does fish and chips.” To an Apprentice candidate: “You remind me of one of those knock-off DVDs. At first glance quite convincing, but afterwards you’re just impossible to follow.”
On how to dress for an interview “Turning up looking scruffy is not good. Then again, if you’re going for an interview with Richard Branson, and you’re in a T-shirt with half your breakfast down the front of it, he might think that was cool.” |
| 5 | 12.75% | Jeremy Clarkson – “I don’t understand bus lanes. Why do poor people have to get to places quicker than I do?” “If all the creatures on earth were the same size, it’s said a lobster would have the smallest brain. But then someone invented Wayne Rooney.”
“This is a Renault Espace, probably the best of the people carriers. Not that that’s much to shout about. That’s like saying ‘Oh good, I’ve got syphilis, the best of the sexually transmitted diseases!” |
| 6 | 11.05% | Robbie Williams – “I am the only man who can say he’s been in Take That and at least two members of the Spice Girls.” “Madonna looked amazing. I can’t believe she’s 89 and looks like that.”
“I met Courtney Love and she said she’d like to sleep with me, but she couldn’t cos of my “pop-star thing”… so I said to her I couldn’t sleep with her either – cos of her ‘ugly thing’…” |
| 7 | 10.85% | Noel Gallagher – On his brother Liam: “He’s the angriest man you’ll ever meet, a man with a fork in a world of soup.” On Wayne Rooney’s hair transplant: “I’m not having it, He looks like a f**king balloon with a f**king Weetabix crushed on to it.”
“Liam only has two problems – everything he f**king says and everything he f**king does.” |
| 8 | 8.65% | Rod Stewart – “Instead of getting married again, I’m going to find a woman I don’t like and just give her a house.” “I’ve been lucky with my hair. I couldn’t deal with it if I’d run out of barnet. Imagine me with a Bobby Charlton comb over.”
“It’s often said that a band is like a family, and that may well be true, depending on how often your family is tired and drunk.” |
| 9 | 8.15% | Ant McPartlin – “Our first flat, in South-West London, was a pig-sty. Peter Andre lived in the flat above us and in the evenings he’d go to the gym while we’d be working on our own six packs – of beer.” “Sony Records approached us to make the official England World Cup single. Our first reaction was: ‘Didn’t you ever hear any of our music?’”
“We were pensioned off at 18. Even though Byker Grove was a success the BBC wanted to appeal to younger viewers. To be fair, real-life 18-year-olds don’t hang around youth clubs.” |
| 10 | 7.25% | Colin Firth – “Colin is the sort of name you give your goldfish for a joke.” “My singing voice is somewhere between a drunken apology and a plumbing problem.”
On Hugh Grant potentially retiring from acting: “All we can do is hope and pray.” |
Female celebrities failed to make their mark in the overall top ten line-up. From those that comprised the shortlist, Strictly Come Dancing’s Claudia Winkleman and pop star Lily Allen led the way for the girls, with controversial reality TV favourite, Sharon Osbourne following closely behind.
Steve North, General Manager of Dave, comments, “Britain is a hotbed of comedy talent and it’s clear you don’t have to be on the comedy payroll to get the nation laughing, as our top ten of Britain’s greatest living wits encompasses celebrities from diverse fields including the worlds of sport, music, film and politics. Our winner, Bradley Wiggins has a special place in the nation’s heart which seems to be on account of his red hot wit as well as his incredible sporting abilities. We have extended invitations to all those in the top three to appear at this year’s Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival and hope they will agree to appear.
| Top 3 Wittiest Female British Celebrities all placed outside of overall Top 10 | ||
| = 1 | 3.85% | Claudia Winkleman – “To be a TV presenter all you have to do is dye your skin a walnut colour, use an entire eyeliner stick on each eye and try not to fall over while you’re reading from an autocue.” On her job: “I just flounce in and ask people some stupid questions and then come home again. And it won’t last long because I’m 94 so it’ll end any minute and I’ll have to find something else to do.”
“I don’t work very hard, I dye myself orange and I read out loud in the months from September to December when Strictly is on.” |
| = 1 | 3.85% | Lily Allen – “I was a drug dealer in Ibiza at 15. I did not excel in drug dealing – I was terrible at it. Golden rule with drug dealing – don’t get too enthusiastic with your own merchandise.” “I’d like to say work and sex have replaced drugs but there’s not been enough time off work for sex. This must change.”
Of her song ‘F**k You’: “I’d like to dedicate this next song to someone. David Cameron.” |
| 3 | 2.65% | Sharon Osbourne – “If anybody says their facelift doesn’t hurt, they’re lying. It was like I’d spent the night with an axe murderer.” On Prince Harry’s naked escapades: “Fabulous. I was really upset I wasn’t there because I could have had a good look and a grab.”
“Have you seen U2’s live show? It’s boring as hell. It’s like watching CNN.” |
2011 was an eventful political year, with the Arab Spring, phone Hacking and the death of more than one tyrant. On the flip side, it was also a year of wedding fever, Prince William finally made an honest women of Kate Middleton on April 29. Kate Moss and Jamie Hince, Lily Allen and Sam Cooper (she also announced her pregnancy), Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig, Prince Albert and Charlotte, Zara Phillips and Mark Tindall and Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell all tied the knot. Kim Kardashian got married too, but so briefly it is barely worth mentioning.
There was tragedy when Japan was struck by an record 9.0-magnitude earthquake and a tsunami. Followed by nuclear disaster at Fukushima, which is still being cleared up by brave workers, at serious risk to their own health.
Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito were acquitted of the murder of Meredith Kercher.
In August London burned as riots spread all over England, people died, lost their homes and taxpayers were left with a bill of over 100 million.
The Arab Spring started when 26-year-old vegetable seller Mohamed Bouazizi. set himself on fire in protest in a Tunisian marketplace on December 17th 2010. It lead to leaders all over the Arab world standing down including Hosni Mubarak (Egypt), Tunisia’s Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, and the death of Gaddafi in October.
Silvio Berlusconi also finally stepped down.
Osama Bin Laden was killed ten years after 9/11.
The press went mad over Pippa Middleton’s bottom. As did PR companies.
Super Injunctions were the buzzword of the year, but the name of the footballer came out after he was named by multiple people on Twitter. The film star who slept with the same prostitute as Wayne Rooney, however, got away with it. Our article on it was one of our most popular of the year, getting over 14,000 hits in a matter of hours
Borders book store closed down, as did the Space Shuttle Programme and Harry Potter ended after a decade.
The Iraqi war ended in December. A date set by the Bush administration.
The Phone Hacking scandal ran and ran.
Charlie Sheen lost it, but bounced back.
Aung San Suu Kyi was finally released from house arrest.
Frost’s Politician of the year is the people of Libya.
Anders Behring Breivik went on an murderous rampage in Norway on the Island of Utoya, leaving over 80 people dead and many more injured. Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg called the attack a “national tragedy” and the worst atrocity in Norway since World War II. Stoltenberg further vowed that the attack would not hurt Norwegian democracy, and said the proper answer to the violence was “more democracy, more openness, but not naivety”. In his speech at the memorial service on 24 July 2011, he said what a proper reaction would be: “No one has said it better than the AUF girl who was interviewed by CNN: ‘If one man can show so much hate, think how much love we could show, standing together.’
Frost started a campaign to end Prescription charges in England, the only place in the so called ‘United’ Kingdom still paying them.
Jessie J had a breakthrough year and confessed to being bisexual.
David Walliams swam the Thames. He raised £1 million for Sports relief.
Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher split.
Ryan Gosling had a brilliant year and was in the brilliant Drive. http://frostmagazine.com/2011/09/drive-film-review/
Sir David Attenborough dazzled again with Frozen Planet.
Frost Women of the year: Kate Middleton. After ten years and two break-ups, Catherine Elizabeth Middleton finally married her Prince Charming. Their wedding was watched by more people than 20 million people and the new Duchess of Cambridge has been wowing press and public alike with her style, charm and poise.
Man of the year: Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs died too young, aged 56, after a long battle with cancer. He changed the world with his vision and business acumen and when he died the outpouring of grief would rival that of Princess Diana. A true loss of a visionary man.
Most inspirational person: Eva Schloss. Eva survived the holocaust. She lost her father and her brother, her mother also survived and went on to marry Otto Frank and Eva became Anne Frank’s step-sister. She is truly the most inspirational women I have ever met. If you don’t believe me, read her books. The Promise: The Moving Story of a Family in the Holocaust
or Eva’s Story: A Survivor’s Tale by the Step-Sister of Anne Frank
[Full disclosure: I was in the West End Production of the play of Eva’s life; And Then They Came For Me.]
Kim Jong-il, Lucien Freud, Christopher Hitchens, Liz Taylor, Amy Winehouse and Vaclav Havel all died in 2011.
Adele and Katy Perry released the albums of the year.
Kristen Wiig co-wrote and starred in the hilarious Bridesmaids, which proved women could be funny.
Unemployment was high and economical troubles rumbled throughout the year. The US lost their triple AAA credit rating.
Finally, a great article.
http://frostmagazine.com/2011/10/top-10-common-faults-with-human-thought/
Lily Allen smiled politely for the cameras after eating out at London’s Ivy restaurant last night. Funny place to go if you want to avoid the fame game, but what Lily wants, Lily gets, and dinner at The Ivy it is!
Lily Allen is celebrating a double dose of good news, she’s married and pregnant. After two miscarriages, Allen is on her way to domestic bliss. Allen’s vintage Chanel 1920’s wedding dress had a resemblance to Kate Middleton’s wedding dress.
The singer, 26, married decorator and business owner Sam Cooper at St. James the Great Church in Gloucestershire, England, on Saturday.
Actor Keith Allen proudly gave his daughter away and Cooper revealed that Allen was pregnant, seven months after her tragic miscarriage
Cooper popped the question over Christmas and the wedding took place in the village of Cranham in the English countryside.
Frost wishes them all the best.
SIMON COWELL JOINS RICH LIST
MUSIC TOP 10 WITH £200m FORTUNE
KATHERINE JENKINS WITH £13m FORTUNE PIPS CHERYL COLE, WITH £12m, TO HEAD YOUNG MUSIC MILLIONAIRES TOP 20
ADELE AT £6m, FLORENCE WELCH £5m, TAIO CRUZ £5m, ARE NEW ENTRIES IN YOUNG TOP 20
U2 HEAD IRISH MUSIC CHART WITH £455m
X-Factor judge Simon Cowell has amassed a personal fortune of £200m to place him at number six in the annual Music Millionaires Top 50, published in The Sunday Times Rich List 2011 this weekend.
The 23rdannual Sunday Times Rich List – the definitive guide to wealth in Britain and Ireland – is published as an extra 104-page magazine, free with the paper on Sunday.
The Music Millionaires Top 50 is headed by Clive Calder, with a £1,300m fortune made from the sale of Zomba Records in 2002. New entries include AC/DC’s lead singer Brian Johnson, born in Gateshead, who is worth £50m, and Moya Doherty and John McColgan, worth £70m, who own the Irish dance show Riverdance.
Katherine Jenkins, worth £13m – up £2m on 2010, tops the young music millionaires chart of people aged 30 and under ahead of Cheryl Cole, Leona Lewis and Katie Melua, who all have £12m fortunes. The top new entry in the young music millionaires chart is Adele at ninth equal with a £6m fortune. Two more new entries are Taio Cruz and Florence Welch, each worth £5m.
U2 with a combined fortune of £455m, up by £26m from last year – see table below, head the list of Irish music millionaires who appear among Ireland’s Richest 250 in The Sunday Times Rich List 2011.
THE SUNDAY TIMES RICH LIST 2011
TOP 50 MUSIC MILLIONAIRES
Music rank 2011
Music rank 2010
Name
2011 wealth
2010 wealth
Difference
(+/-)
Clive Calder
£1,300m
£1,300m
No change
Lord Lloyd-Webber
£680m
£700m
-£20m
Sir Cameron Mackintosh
£675m
£635m
+ £40m
Sir Paul McCartney
£495m
£475m
+ £20m
Simon Fuller
£375m
£350m
+ £25m
Simon Cowell
£200m
£165m
+ £35m
Sir Elton John
£195m
£185m
+ £10m
Sir Mick Jagger
£190m
£190m
No change
Sting
£180m
£180m
No change
Keith Richards
£175m
£175m
No change
Olivia and Dhani Harrison
£170m
£160m
+ £10m
David and Victoria Beckham
£165m
£145m
+ £20m
13=
Jamie Palumbo
£150m
£150m
No change
13=
15=
Ringo Starr
£150m
£140m
+ £10m
15
15=
Sir Tim Rice
£143m
£140m
+ £3m
Sir Tom Jones
£140m
£135m
+ £5m
Eric Clapton
£125m
£125m
No change
Roger Ames
£120m
£120m
No change
19=
Phil Colins
£115m
£108m
+ £7m
19=
Rod Stewart
£115m
£105m
+ £10m
Barry and Robin Gibb
£110m
£110m
No change
26=
Roger Waters
£105m
£85m
+ £20m
David Bowie
£100m
£100m
No change
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne
£95m
£95m
No change
25=
George Michael
£90m
£90m
No change
25=
26=
Robbie Williams
£90m
£85m
+ £5m
27=
David Gilmour
£85m
£78m
+ £7m
27=
33=
Brian May
£85m
£75m
+ £10m
27=
26=
Charlie Watts
£85m
£85m
No change
30=
29=
Chris Blackwell
£80m
£80m
No change
30=
29=
Robert Plant
£80m
£80m
No change
30=
Roger Taylor
£80m
£70m
+£10m
33=
Jimmy Page
£75m
£75m
No change
34=
–
Moya Doherty and John McGolgan
£70m
_
_
34=
36
Chris Wright
£70m
£64m
+ £6m
38=
John Deacon
£65m
£60m
+ £5m
Noel and Liam Gallagher
£63m
£55m
+ £8m
38=
29=
Judy Craymer
£62m
£80m
– £18m
38=
Mark Knopfler
£62m
£62m
No change
38=
Engelbert Humperdinck
£60m
£60m
No change
41=
Nick Mason
£50m
£50m
No change
42=
–
Brian Johnson
£50m
–
–
42=
41=
Van Morrison
£50m
£50m
No change
42=
41=
Sir Cliff Richard
£50m
£50m
No change
44=
Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow
£48m
£45m
+ £3m
44=
John Paul Jones
£45m
£45m
No change
47=
50=
Mick Hucknall
£40m
£35m
+ £5m
47=
50=
Kylie Minogue
£40m
£35m
+ £5m
47=
46=
Bernie Taupin
£40m
£40m
No change
47=
46=
Pete Townshend
£40m
£40m
No change
THE SUNDAY TIMES RICH LIST 2011
TOP 20 YOUNG MUSIC MILLIONAIRES (aged 30 and under)
Young
Music rank
2011
YoungMusic
rank
2010
Name
2011 wealth
2010 wealth
Difference
(+/-)
1=
Katherine Jenkins
£13m
£11m
+£2m
Cheryl Cole
£12m
£10m
+£2m
2=
1=
Leona Lewis
£12m
£11m
+£1m
2=
4=
Katie Melua
£12m
£10m
+£2m
Joss Stone
£9m
£9m
No change
6=
1=
Charlotte Church
£8m
£11m
-£3m
6=
Craig David
£8m
£8m
No change
9=
Paolo Nutini
£7m
£5m
+£2m
9=
New entry
Adele
£6m
_
9=
9=
Lily Allen
£6m
£5m
+£1m
9=
Natasha Bedingfield
£6m
£6m
No change
9=
9=
Duffy
£6m
£5m
+£1m
9=
9=
Amy Winehouse
£6m
£5m
+£1m
14=
9=
Nadine Coyle
£5m
£5m
No change
14=
New entry
Taio Cruz
£5m
_
14=
9=
Sarah Harding
£5m
£5m
No change
14=
9=
James Morrison
£5m
£5m
No change
14=
9=
Nicola Roberts
£5m
£5m
No change
14=
9=
Kimberley Walsh
£5m
£5m
No change
14=
New entry
Florence Welch
£5m
THE SUNDAY TIMES RICH LIST 2011
THE MUSIC MILLIONAIRES IN IRELAND’S RICHEST 250
Irish
Music rank
2011
Irish
Music
rank
2010
Name
2011 wealth
2010 wealth
Difference
(+/-)
U2
£455m
£429m
+£26m
Michael Flatley
£214m
£241m
-£27m
Denis and Caroline Desmond
£185m
£186m
-£1m
Enya
£85m
£85m
No change
Moya Doherty and John McColgan (Riverdance)
£70m
£72m
-£2m
Van Morrison
£350m
£50m
No change
7=
7=
Chris de Burgh
£32m
£31m
£1m
7=
New entry
Bob Geldof
£32m
_
7=
7=
Westlife
£32m
£31m
+£1
The 23rd annual Sunday Times Rich List – the definitive guide to wealth in Britain and Ireland – is published in a special 104-page supplement, which profiles the 1,000 richest people and families in the UK and the 250 richest across Ireland. The list is based on identifiable wealth (land, property, other assets such as art and racehorses, or significant shares in publicly quoted companies), and excludes bank accounts (to which the paper has no access).
The Sunday Times Rich List 2011 is compiled by Philip Beresford, the leading authority on British wealth, and edited by Ian Coxon. Ireland’s richest 250 is compiled by Colm Murphy.
With new artists continuously emerging from all walks of life there is constantly something fresh on the music scene however when an artist comes to the forefront of the public eye, it’s not just their music that makes them famous. It is their personality, their style and of course their fashion.
Fashion and music are inexplicably linked.
This idea is of course, is not a new phenomenon, think back to ‘The Beatles’ and their iconic suits, ‘Kiss’ and their unmistakable face paint, as well as Run DMC and their Adidas. In the case of Run DMC, fashion even influenced their music with the song ‘My Adidas’ which was a result of the group “rockin” their “superstars/shelltoes” with the tongue sticking out and no laces, making a huge impact on both hiphop and future generation styles.
More recently, Lilly Allen started the idea of wearing prom style dresses accompanied by trainers and Oasis set an example which Manchunians especially still emulate to a certain extent, with the casual-smart way of dressing.
Even hair styles are copied, this is seen again with the Oasis style; they are more dated now but even back in the 1980’s the long curls on men were copied from artists such as Brian May from Queen, amongst others.
A lot of these music producing fashion trends emerge and continue to appear for years to come. For example, Run DMC’s style; the fashionable street/sports wear, this is still very obviously apparent within the hip-hop music scene, take a look at Jay-Z or Justin Timberlake, but new versions are constantly evolving as well such as the N-Dubz, ‘Dappy-hat’ is a particularly obvious and surprisingly popular one of these.
An infamous trend which emerged some time ago is the Punk Music scene, which although materialized up to thirty five years ago, remnants of it are still constantly surfacing.
Vivienne Westwood is a prime and noted example of this but these characteristics are seen across the board with even high street stores using qualities of the style. For example tartan dresses and ripped jeans.
Fashion will always be influenced by music, the only question is, whose is your favourite artist?
