1970s british punk

Punk rockers, London

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John Lydon. Always one of the most intelligent and innovative figures of the the punk movement.

Photographer Derek Ridgers spent more than ten years documenting the music and people he loved.

Resurrection Vintage's Westwood & McLaren Punk Collection in Vogue Magazine

London 1970's

London is known for all sorts. Its mawkish tourist attractions, its pie and mash shops, its diversity, its unparalleled destruction of every...

Vivienne Westwood dressed in a typical 70s punk outfit

Work on the Kings Road shop World’s End is coming along. It looks now very likely that it will re-open at the end of January. A lot of you have expressed worries that the shop will be changed but this is not the case. It will just be better. To illustrate this I will take ... Continue reading »

Tish and Snooky Bellomo have always been cool.

From the fair isle jumpers of the 60s art-school boho, through to the bone necklaces and black string vests worn by early 80s goths, changing youth fashions have come to reflect everything from class to political beliefs, as a new book illustrates. The Bag I’m In, Underground Music and Fashion in Britain 1960-1990 by Sam Knee is published by Cicada Books

The London shop she ran with Malcolm McLaren defined an era. “I don’t think punk would have happened,” Chrissie Hynde said, “without Vivienne and Malcolm.”

Early goths