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Rockabilly - Behind The StyleRockabilly - Behind The Style As we continue our look through all different Gothic styles, this month we feature Rockabilly for the people who love fifties style clothing with an extreme edge, and we find out more from Kates Clothing about this amazing style. What are the origins of the Rockabilly style? Inspiration is drawn from 1940's and 50's style and taken to the extreme. With a resurgence...

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Adidas Skateboarding CollectionAdidas Skateboarding Collection The Adidas Skateboarding shoe was originally endorsed by Robert Haillet, but later renamed after tennis great Stan Smith, becoming one of the best selling shoes of all time, selling well over 30 million pairs. With a lightweight yet durable upper and an outsole with amazing board feel, the Stan Smith quickly found its way onto the feet of many a skateboarder. It was...

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Sin Star Clothing T-ShirtsSin Star Clothing T-Shirts Sin Star Clothing is a new brand that appeals to a broad audience, including the band scene, urban sports fans such as BMX and Parkour, and the everyday Average Joe. The brand’s message is ‘Armour Against Authority’ as they know that life is not easy, and they urge fans to realise their dreams in life. Sin Star Armour T-Shirt. British flag bearing the brand...

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Kill Star Womens T-ShirtsKill Star Womens T-Shirts Kill Star is a new British clothing company with a twist of darkness, channeling emotional power and raw energy into a range of must-have graphical print and slogan t-shirts for women. Kill Star was formerly known as To Kill A Star. Kill Star A Star Cross T-Shirt. Black girl's extra length, fitted T-Shirt, with Pink foil inverted cross front print and 100% Cotton. Kill...

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Alternative Winter CoatsAlternative Winter Coats If you are sick of the same old High Street brands and want to grab something unique packed full of attitude then take a look at a winter coat from an alternative fashion brand such as Hell Bunny, Living Dead Souls or Poizen Industries. So whether you want to look retro, ravishing, or devilishly dark there is a cosy winter coat for you! Poizen Industries Juku Coat....

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Skate Clothing & Footwear

From the mid 1980s skateboarding became huge and it started developing its own identity and fashion. Boards were being built with custom graphics and it wasn’t long before these graphics were put onto t-shirts.

Skateboarding fashion became baggier, with oversized denim jeans (due to increased protection from bails) and extra large T-shirts becoming more and more prevalent. Many skateboarders were dressing more according to comfort than trend.

Brands started developing skate shoes that had a flat sole made of rubber or polyurethane, a suede or leather composition, and double or triple stitching. These skate shoes were designed for durability and protection, and were an immediate success, resulting in the brands being able to create stylish clothing collections.

Top skate brands include Adio, DC, Etnies, Globe, Iron Fist, Macbeth, Volcom, and WESC.

Recommended Shops:

Attitude Clothing is the UK’s original online retailer of men’s & women’s alternative clothing, streetwear and footwear.

Black Leaf sells a huge selection of shoes from nearly every urban lifestyle brand.

DC Shoes is an American company offering a range of skate shoes and clothing.

Hardcloud is inspired by music and skate culture and they stock highly sellable brands including Animal, Volcom, Billabong Roxy, Vans, DC, Nixon, and Etnies.

Route One offers a huge range of skate footwear from all the top brands.

Street Fusion bring you the threads and hardware you need to make urban life look easy.