Examples of Punk Style

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Summary: Get examples of punk rock and get punk rock fashion tips with expert fashion tips in this free video style guide.

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Joylyn Everett Joylyn Everett and Bridget Smyth are a Los Angeles based punk rock and alternative model/makeup/styling team who love to dance, bikini model, and skateboard. read more

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Examples of Punk Style

Hi, this is Joylyn Everett here with my lovely assistant Bridget for Expert Village in beautiful Malibu, California. We're here to describe the different punk styles. First one we have is Goth punk, usually black, lace, velvet. Neo punk, skate punk, more skate punk, short skirts, stuff with patches, skulls, stars, brightly colored animal print. Business punk Goth punk, depends on your style, bondage punk-got the knee pads and stars are a big symbol of the punk community. We have our lovely assistant Bridget dressed in glam punk amd me wearing bubble gum punk. Christian punk. Some people would say that most people that dress punk are posers and maybe they are bust I think that everybody is a poser until they figure out what they really want to be the point of being punk is to find your own style and not care what other people think or say.