New Romantics: The Look

Dave Rimmer

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The New Romantics rose from the ashes of punk and celebrated the spirit of David Bowie at clubs throughout the UK. Dave Rimmer assesses the style and impact of Boy George, Steve Strange, Spandau Ballet and others who drove this media friendly, club-based 80s style movement that mixed music with fashion, entrepreneurialism and art.

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2019“When Boys Looked Like Girls and Girls Looked Like Boys”: Interferences in the Music and Fashion World of the British 1980s – The Case of the New Romantics and their Contemporary Echoes

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