Akumu Ink Japanese Horror T-Shirts

Akumu Ink is named after the Japanese word for Nightmare and the latest collection of women's t-shirts are heavily inspired by everything coming out of Japan from its terrifying horror movies to its...

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Motel Jordan Jeans

Loved by fashion bloggers across the world these Black and White striped Jordan Jeans by Motel are the hottest fashion item to own. An amazing statement piece these skinny jeans available in a range...

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SinStar SS12 Womens Collection

Members of punk band Avalanche, Ryan Stripe and Sam Bell set up SinStar from a simple concept to sell men's printed t-shirts. The brand has been such a success that for Spring/Summer 12 they have created...

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SinStar SS12 Mens Collection

SinStar are excited to be unveil their new range Spring/Summer 12 range for men. The collection comprises of iconic prints on graphic t-shirts, super soft jersey's, and a new range of acid wash straight...

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Abbey Dawn Clothing By Avril Lavigne

Avril Lavigne brings her unique point-of-view to her new alternative fashion brand Abbey Dawn. A bold, colourful collection of rocker chic-influenced clothing and accessories for girls who are confident...

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Clandestine Industries Clothing

Category : Emo Fashion, Indie Fashion, Rock Fashion

Kiss Me Electric T-shirt by Clandestine Industries

Clandestine Industries is not a clothing company, it is not a band, it is a story based on a nightmare. A book called “clandestine industries presents: the boy with the thorn in his side” was released in 2004.  Calandestine complain that the alternative scene is already too saturated with clothing companies with bad designs and horrible bands. Therefore Clandestine is an attack on these stale ideas.

The story was based on the real nightmares of Peter Wentz, lyricist and bass player from the band Fall Out Boy. The memories of these nightmares have stayed with him since he was young, however with the visual inspiration of world famous tattoo artist Tim Biedron, these images came to life. The images were then illustrated by Joe Tesauro with intense colors by Rob Dobi, the pictures tell the story that kept the young Peter Wentz awake at night.

Click here to see t-shirts and belt buckles from Clandestine.

Alternative Fashion Shopping

Category : Emo Fashion, Gothic Fashion, Indie Fashion, News, Rock Fashion, Skate Fashion

If you are visiting London then Camden Town is the place to go for alternative clothing. There are lots of alternative shops and stalls to visit.

Dragstrip is in the Stables Market. The shop sells rock and punk oriented items. This includes bowling shirts, trousers (pinstripe, tartan, PVC and denim), velvet corsets and PVC outfits.

Fairygothmother sell corsets, gowns, huge Cinderella skirts and velvet skirts.

After Dark sells almost anything you require as long as it is black, of course. There are some top brands and a large range of colourful accessories, including fashion tights and stockings, hairpieces, lingerie and make-up.

Darkside, is on the Camden High Street, and is famous for being the original gothic store.  The shop sells gothic, cyber and industrial clothing.

Across the road is Glitters, which sells tutus, chain mail, bondage trousers, plaid, PVC, band T-shirts.

Elizium, is a stall in both the Camden Market and the Stables Market. The shop sells corsets, big skirts and various styles of blouses.

Click here for more information on Camden Markets.

Lowlife Belts

Category : Emo Fashion, Indie Fashion, Rock Fashion, Skate Fashion

Lowlife belts

Lowlife was created in London in 2001.

Lowlife set out to conquer an untouched market that said the waistline could be at the forefront of fashion with a superb range of belts and belt buckles. Over time the collection has grown to include a full range of clothing and accessories, which is hugely popular by musicians, artists, BMXers, skateboarders and tattooists.

Lowlife Belts

By targetting these influences, flirting with pop culture and encouraging creative independence, Lowlife delivers clothing for a modern alternative lifestyle, whilst still waving the rock‘n’roll flag.

In the UK Lowlife belts have become a must have fashion accessories for the punk and Emo cultures.

See the full collection of Lowlife belts now.

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