Punk goes Red
Punk Red is a collection focused around blending the line of photography, fashion and art. It brings a modern streetwear style to the classic 2000s Pop Punk trend of men’s clothing. It’s a style that has long gone but I am here to take a new modern take and reimagine pop punk. Because nothing says pop punk like red. Taken inspiration from the infamous icons of the early 2000s, Linkin Park to Fred Durst to bring you. PUNK GOES RED.
Nothing says Punk like a guitar so why not match it with your outfit?
No true pop punk icon would go without a guitar
OR feeling a little more Fred Durst, don’t worry I have got it covered.
Bringing back the 2000s pop punk poses because we missed them really
Every good pop punk knows Metallica so why not show it off?
We are bringing back jorts and yes they were always cool
Do you want to show off your true pop punk nature but don’t know how, a simple hoodie can still scream “ I listen to deaftones”
“He’s such a good listener”
Pop punk era is starting to come back into people’s wardrobes at its newest evolution with a mix of Streetwear. We miss the Skater boys and glad to see them coming back. It’s an exciting time for not just women’s fashion but men’s too and it’s important to look at the new significance within men on what they are wearing. On social media men’s styling has quickly grown to a large amount and is clear that it’s time we stop focusing on just women’s styling.
The mix of pop punk poses, clothes and doodle graphics really bring a new level to future pop punk. Everyone loves Y2K but forget the alternative side of 2000 that brought us new genres of neu-metal, pop punk and paved the way for alternative people today.
Stylist – Elena Amos
Graphic artist – Elena Amos
Photographer – Elena Amos
Hairstylist – Elena Amos
Model – Sam Hooper ( he was actually playing guitar )
