Guide archives Musique et Mode Fafafashion

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Music and fashion have been closely linked for nearly a century. It's unique: if you are an aficionado of painting, sculpture, literature, theater, cinema, or anything else, there is little chance that your way of dressing betrays your passion. On the other hand, from the Roaring Twenties and the frenzy of jazz to contemporary rap stars, artists and fans adopt looks that allow them to come together and assert their uniqueness to the world around them. Without going as far as "tell me what you wear and I'll tell you what you listen to," popular music, with its successive sub-genres, has obviously influenced fashion. First, street fashion. The fashion of the people. But also that of designers, luxury, and runway shows (which are never conceived without accompanying music). A great maelstrom of silhouettes, accessories, and attitudes has accompanied our lives as music lovers, as a way to distinguish ourselves from the mainstream, the ordinary, and the conventional. While, in hindsight, some of these looks may evoke shame, irony, or even outright laughter, we can only hope that this blend of music and clothing persists for all these reasons. Because, honestly, who has ever thought about dressing like a YouTuber?