original seed

UH-OH ZE PUNKS ARE COMIN'

The weird torn up piece of paper is supposedly Sid's suicide note. I'm also selling some vintage leather shorts and other items check them out on my facebook or my ebay. See y'alls later I'm off to catch my train to Edinburgh and spend my night in a lovely B+B in the hills.

bad seed

I'm off to Edinburgh tomorrow for my final interview dun dun DUUH.So please wish me luck. Standardly had to make a pre-out so come tomorrow when I have half an hour to organize I'm not frantically looking for something to wear. Unfortnetly though my outfit looked much better completely topless,oh why can't I really be a rockstar.The last picture is what I'm really going to wear underneath. Anyway as you can see my outfit is a mixture of the past two themes I've been looking at 80's N.Y.C Drag balls (transexual hookers) and punk.

hat- £6 charity shop bargain / choker- eBay / feather coat- Zara / patent coat - Topshop boutique/ psychedelic shirt - £3 COW Vintage/ top-dress - £5 COW Vintage/ belt- £3 COW Vintage / Levi D.I.Y shorts- £3/ lace up patent boots - £5 Afflecks Palace.......damn I'm cheap.

NOIR_XXX

Tasha is the reason I started blogging when I found her on a ebay listing. A constant source of inspiration and eye candy with her laid back punkass steez. ogle here.

punk ass rude gal

punk was born

Malcolm McLaren & Vivienne's Westwood’s SEX boutique on King’s Road in Chelsea started out in ’71 as a small record shop where McLaren and a friend peddled vinyl, magazines and rock memorabilia. It soon grew into Let It Rock– a hip “Teddy Boy” shop that sold used, as well as new fashions (designed by Malcolm’s school teacher gal-pal Westwood), that soon became all the rage for their creepers & pegged pants. It changed fashion direction in ’72 and was renamed Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die until 1974, when it once again got a facelift.

Christened with 4 ft. tall hot pink foam letters mounted directly to the graffiti-covered storefront spelling-out the new shop’s namesake– SEX carried innovative and provocative fashions designed by Vivienne Westwood, as well as authentic bondage & fetish gear– creating a look called Punk. The list of names that frequented and/or worked at SEX reads like a “who’s who” of early Punk Rock history. Punk now had a name, a sound, and finally– an official shop, which would soon spawn imitators (BOY) ready to cash-in.

Oh an the girl with the blonde hair above was the sales assistant in SEX, called Jordan.

I'm sure a large amount of you have heard of BOY as there now selling it in Urban Outfitters but yeah its the little wannabe sister of SEX. But Viv did give BOY some t-shirt printing screens, although she wanted a %, this was all in 76. Heres some pictures...