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Clothing Fashion in the Gothic and Punk Style

The term Gothic is used to describe the subculture of people and their dark-themed interests. Inspired by the gothic architecture, the modern-day goth movement began as a music scene in the late '70s and '80s. And most recently, the punk style in the clothing world has become more and more popular. So here I will talk about both the gothic and gothic punk clothing style. Gothic Style Thinking of gothic clothing in modern days, there might be a hardcore punk look. And while this is a large part of the goth style, many goths lean more toward the romantic and historic victorian style clothing. Guys who go for this look will wear open-necked peasant tops with ruffles and long jackets that come to the knee.Some wear knee-length knickers and high boots. Some men even wear makeups such as eyeliner, etc. Some also dye their hair dark black to help their skin to appear more pale. For girls, they choose softer and more romantic side of goth fashion. The modern twists in victorian style w...

Classic Men's Winter Fashion The Pea Coat

The cold weather months are upon us. Being in style this winter season means wearing classic winter coat designs. The pea coat is your perfect choice. Like most pillars of men's fashion, the pea coat's story can be traced back to the military. Since the eighteenth century, overcoats resembling the modern pea coat have been used by European and American naval personnel. Even today, the pea coat is regular issue to the heroic men and women of the United States Navy. Because the classic pea coat continues to be fashionable and stylish, multiple variations are sold by many retailers in North America. As well, being a military issue garment, many pea coats can be picked up at army surplus stores for very reasonable prices. If you would like to purchase a more elegant pea coat, many top designers offer their own versions of this stylish and functional cold-weather coat. Despite where you purchase your coat, you should not buy a style that differs too much from the classic military...