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Rockabilly Apparel A Musically Inspired Style |
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True rockabilly is a musical style
that roots itself in a movement that originated in the 50�s, when
musicians blended rock with rhythm and blues.
They took this style and stripped it back to a minimalist musical
style, and out of this creation came artists such as Buddy Holly and Jerry
Lee Lewis. Even some of
Elvis� works are attributed to the rockabilly style of music. Rockabilly apparel became a
well-known trait of these musical geniuses, credit. Not only was a musical style created; an entire fashion
movement was created. One of
the most noticeable pieces of rockabilly apparel is the pastel colored or
Daddy-O style shirt. Add to
that a pair of slacks, and the traditional rockabilly apparel is almost
complete. Top it off with a baggy coat, the shirt collar worn over the
coat collar to finish off the clothing. |
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Creeper shoes finish off the
rockabilly apparel. Though a
traditional black and white combination is still the most popular choice,
creeper shoes come in almost every color in the palette.
Rockabillies, or �Billies� for short, as they are often called,
are easily spotted in true rockabilly apparel, which fits the image of
this particular genre of rocker. However, they are frequently confused with Greasers, Teds
(Teddy Boys), and Rockers, other sub-cultures that are fairly well known
in mainstream society, all of which originated from the same era. |
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