There have been many youth fashion movements throughout the 20th Century which have had both an aesthetic and social impact on society.
The Punk Movement
The Punk movement first began in the mid 1970s in America, United Kingdom and Australia and had many forms of expression including fashion, art and music.
Punks set out to outrage society with the use of clothing, tattoos, piercings and outrageous hairstyles. Early Punk style included ripped clothing held together with safety pins, drainpipe jeans, Tartan/Plaid Kilts or skirts, leather Jackets, metal studs and spikes and Converse trainers.
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Jean Paul Gaultier Vivienne Westwood    Key Pieces
Tartan/Plaid, Studs, Denim
 
Topshop £38.00, £15.00
 
Topshop £35.00, £40.00
 
Asos.com T Shirt £45.00, Bitching and Junkfood Punk Shorts £85.00
Britpop
Britpop emerged from the British Independent music scene in the early 1990s and was heavily influenced by movements such as the British Invasion, Glam Rock and Punk. Britpop groups formed a larger cultural British movement called Rule Britannia. Key people of this movement included Oasis, Blur, Kate Moss, Sadie Frost and Jude Law.
      Key Pieces
Denim Jackets, flannels, Maxi dresses, Vintage inspired pieces, heavy Jewelry, boots, statement hats and knitwear, clashing prints and loose shirts.
 
Miss Selfridge Dress £15.00, Jumper £28.00
Miss Selfridge Skirt £28.00
 
Ganni Poodle coat £255.00, New Kid boots £145.00
 
See by Chloe hat, £99.00, Dyrberg Kern necklace £45.00
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