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Cool. Style, sound, and subversion

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The youth of the world consistently challenge mainstream culture, forging countercultural paths fueled by their passion for art, music, and rebellion. This defiance has birthed numerous subcultures, from the Lindy Hoppers of the 1930s to the club kids of the 1980s, each reflecting a resistance to authority that mainstream society often seeks to co-opt. The authors explore a rich tapestry of subcultures, many of which remain largely unknown to the mainstream, showcasing their influence on style over the past century. They examine the fashion, art, films, books, and music that define these movements, highlighting how many have transitioned into accepted norms. With original illustrations and a wealth of ephemera, the work includes timelines, zeitgeist films, 'zines, secret music scenes, art collectives, and over one hundred music playlists linked to specific subcultures. This vibrant exploration offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of style movements and their sub-movements, making it an engaging read for fashion enthusiasts, culture aficionados, and pop culture fans alike.

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Cool. Style, sound, and subversion, Greg Foley, Andrew Luecke

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